Posted by Al L. in Wisc. on January 12, 2011 at 09:11:26 from (216.226.93.228):
In Reply to: 340 ? Power steering posted by Fallon on January 10, 2011 at 15:45:13:
Fallon; the power steering/fast-hitch/hydra-touch systems all drink from the same trough. My 340 Farmall hydraulic fill is on top of the tranny/shift lever case; a square, recessed-head plug. A used toothbrush lies in a drawer in the garage workbench to clean away debris from this location. I get mine open using a chisel that has a mushroomed head and I attach a vise grip to it. Wish I could tell you exactly where your fill is on your utility. My 460U shares this same location. The IH manual states 'left side' for the fill location on a 340U and shows an arrow pointing to the top of the tranny case. If said fill plug is on the horizontal surface under the gas tank, you have a 240 International - also a four cylinder engine - good luck then, as filling from this awkward location should have you asking for a third helping hand. Maybe a peek at the CaseIH on-line parts catalog searching the model 460 International could provide you with help in viewing the plug and also identifying your IH model. Hope this helps and good luck w/your project.
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