Posted by tcanthonyii on September 28, 2008 at 22:06:24 from (75.117.104.22):
So last week I added 2 quarts to my lift all reservoir. The loader responded much better. Today I added another quart only to make a huge mess after I lifted up the loader and let it back down. It went up alot thought but seemed like it could have gone more. The crap that came out what kind of a milky mess. Looks like water in the oil to me. My question is how the hell do I drain the oil out of the reservoir? I want to do that and put new hoses to get the lift out of it I'd like. I know that water is getting thought the breather cap. It's just a pipe end with a hole drilled in it. In the manual it states a breather with a dip stick. Does anyone know if this is still available from the dealer or aftermarket?
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