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Re: Bleeding hydraulics on an IH 350
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 12, 2007 at 10:18:03 from (209.226.247.141):
In Reply to: Bleeding hydraulics on an IH 350 posted by Jrry on March 12, 2007 at 09:28:09:
Jrry: Hydraulic systems on a tractor as new as 350 should never need bleeding. Hydraulic function should bring all air back to the resevoir where it will be expelled through the resevoir breather. If your loader will not raise you have something else wrong, low fluid, wrong plumbing, bad pump, etc. Having said this, if your system had much air, you may have to top up the resevoir 2-3 times. A 350 with loader, manual will call for raising loader from ground to full height up to a dozen times, plus tiping bucket cylinders as many times to bring all air back to resevoir. Bear in mind if you do that with resevoir too low, each time you do it you will add air rather than get rid of air. Unless a 350 has and additional resevoir they don't have a lot of additional oil resevoir for a loader. Most 300 and 350 required an additional resevoir with fast hitch plus a loader with hydraulic bucket. If you don't have an additional resevoir that may well be your problem, not enough oil to do the job. Additional resevoirs must be mounted on tractor above the factory resevoir to let oil flow via graviety to the factory resevoir. The breather must then be removed from factory resevoir, (plug that hole) and place breather on top of additional resevoir.
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