Posted by BrianRBM on March 24, 2014 at 15:00:17 from (216.8.168.84):
A few weeks ago I posted a problem that my loader wouldn"t work. I received a lot of suggestions but nothing worked until a guy called Hutch from Australia was posting on another site about hydraulics on a MF40. It turns out I didn"t have the standpipe in the pump properly so that"s why it was getting the fluid to the cylinders. He said to reach in the inspection plate opening and find the hole in the pump for the pipe, line it up and tap it in. He said "then she will work" and it sure did. I just want pass this to anyone else who may need occasional help like me...and I usually find it if I look hard enough. By the way, what do you guys think of an industrial loader Massey Ferguson MF40?
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