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Re: hydrallic lift on a IH cub tractor
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Posted by John *.?-!.* cub owner on May 25, 2004 at 10:52:25 from (66.112.43.178):
In Reply to: hydrallic lift on a IH cub tractor posted by Chris P. on May 25, 2004 at 10:43:14:
There is a large plug high on the left side. Fluid should be up to that with the cylinder retracted. Early models used 30 weight oil, but later models used IH HYTRAN, it is also reccommended anytime one of the older ones is rebuilt, or flushed and refilled. If you don't have a soulce of HYTRAN available, check with your local farm supply store for a fluid that is MS1209 compliant. Also make sure the motor oil level in your engine isn't getting higher. If you are loosing fluid with no visible leaks the seal (or oring) on the front of the pump may be leaking, allowing touch control fluid to run into the engine.
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