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Re: Need Massey Ferguson Help
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Posted by rod on September 23, 2003 at 13:19:53 from (142.177.104.141):
In Reply to: Need Massey Ferguson Help posted by Lynn on September 23, 2003 at 12:23:06:
I have only worked on my MF 220 backhoe and found that the control valves are stacked that is there are orings between each section and all kinds inside it. I also found quite a few hoses were shot only way to find out is to clean it all up very good and then look for source of leak a shop manual is a must for this type of work also if you get old orings out they can usually be matched by a hydraulic shop much cheaper than the dealer. Not the answers you want but that is all I know. PS has to be very clean for disassembly and mark all hoses as you take them off. regards rod
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