I am in northwest Ohio and thought I had opened the email but guess not. lesfarm@watchtv.net. Do you have the serial number of the tractor you bought? That will help in figuring out the correct manuals. And go to Deere's web site and look up the parts book for the styled A tractors and that will cover all the tractors from 1939 thru 1952. Now on the operators manual there are at least I think 6 different versions. I have 2 of them and the printed version parts book sold by Deere before there were computors. So we would need to be looking at same page in same book. I know a cylinder can be hooked up on a powerlift tractor because I have seen loaders mounted like that and for the extra hydrolic oil the loader took there was a resivor that screwed in to the filler hole in the lift housing. I do have some loader books and they may show something. The big thing with the power lift is when you go to lift you cannot stop halfway up or when you want to drop you cannot stop halfway down. And stop at your local tractor parts place and check out the hydrolic couplers including breakaway clamp and see what they have. Some of them you can reconnect under preasure and others you cannot. Some you connect just by pushing and others you connect by pulling but all will need that breakaway clamp, then check out the 2" to 3" hydrolick cylinders in 8" stroke and the depth control stops, some are built in cylinder, some are add on ans some are just a donut that snaps open to slide over the shaft. The 2" would handle a 2 bottom plow OK, might be a bit light for a 3 bottom in pull type, the Deere made cylinder was a 2 1/2" diameter or a 3 1/2" diameter and they had the built in depth stop. Also check to see if they have a breather plug to put in a 2 way cylinder to convert to a single action cylinder. You only need a low pressure cylinder for that tractor. The Deeres that I had were a 38 A with no electrical or hydrolick, a 46 B and a 49 B and a 51 A all with power trol and rockshaft and a 50 AR that only had power trol. All that information will sound like a lot but will need to be had in figuring out what to do. And look forward to hearing from you.
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