Posted by nater9500 on April 24, 2018 at 16:59:48 from (107.242.117.1):
Hello I was wondering if there's someone who could help me figure this out I recently purchased a white 2 -105 and it has a newer hydraulic pump on it only problem is that where the steel line is supposes to go right in the middle of it there is no hole going into the pump for this line to go into so they just put a plug in the end of the line i was wondering if anyone knows what this line is for everything seems to work ok other then sometimes when you use the remotes or raise your three-point pump grinds like it's running out of fluid then it stops it comes and goes cold or hot was wondering if that line not being hooked up has something to do with it. I put a new pump on my 2-85 last year and it has the hole for the line to go into tho the pump on the 2-105 looks biger. any help would be greatly appreciated thanks
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