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Posted by Buzz on May 28, 2005 at 20:48:26 from (65.143.125.230):
Finally got the loader mounted to the M. It's a McCormick Deering 31 loader on a 51 M. Question is, what kind of breather should be on the cap for the oil fill? Got a little brass breather that threads into the filler tube cap. This little breather makes the loader come down real slow and go up real slow---going up acts like not enough oil, until you take the fill cap off and then the loader moves on up and down steady and nice. You can hear the air passing through that little sucker when the cap is on. So, sounds like I need a bigger breather or something. Just wondered what yer running with. Also, what is the preferred steer tire position on a narrow front end for running a loader like this. All the way wide, or put 'em all the way narrow? Thanks, Buzz
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