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Hydraulic filling
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- David Coppola
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Hydraulic filling
When refilling the hydraulic system on my 51 Cub, do you fill it through the big plug near the top of the resiviour and is there a full plug like on the trans? I can't seem to find this in my manual. Thanks, David
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Re: Hydraulic filling
Fill through the plug near the top of the reservoir. There is no full plug.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
The fill plug is the full plug. with the lever all the way back (implement down) it should be filled till it just starts to trickle back out. If it has gotten so low it was not lifting right, then screw the cap back in loosely and work the lever several times and recheck level. A funnel with a long flexible spout is handy for all that, but be sure to have a spill pan under it.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
Here are the pages from the manual that should help.
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- David Coppola
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Re: Hydraulic filling
oh. Kind of like filling the diff on a car or truck. Gotcha. thanks yall.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
Same directions as previously provided. Be sure to install the hydraulic pump, lines, and manifold before filling the reservoir.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
hillybillysodbuster wrote:Mine doesn't look like the one in the diagram. It looks like this.
Yours is just like Illust. 42B.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
I've tried several methods to fill the touch control. Currently I have one of these in a gallon jug of hydraulic fluid. It works great but is slow to drain the hose after you stop pumping. Filling from empty would take 56 pumps at one ounce per pump.
http://www.harborfreight.com/sta-lube-gear-fluid-oil-pump-40714.html
Just like getting ketchup at Hardees.
http://www.harborfreight.com/sta-lube-gear-fluid-oil-pump-40714.html
Just like getting ketchup at Hardees.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
I have an empty gear oil bottle with the pointed top that I cleaned out. I fill it with hyd. fluid and squeeze it in as needed.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
This funnel is the best thing ive found to do it. You can get it at Wal Mart for about 3 bucks. It has a handle so you dont drop it, a on/ off action so you can fill it then transport it cleanly and fill it with out spilling it oall over your tractor, and the long flexible hose easily reached that pesky plug in the bad place.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/FloTool-Measu ... c/16889147
http://www.walmart.com/ip/FloTool-Measu ... c/16889147
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Re: Hydraulic filling
This works well.
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Re: Hydraulic filling
Thank you all for this information.
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