gene bender said: (quoted from post at 02:11:44 12/17/09) The top hoses are for a two-way system and you only have a single way system. So un hook the top hoses and but breather caps in the ports. Now if you want to convert your system to two-way operation thats another deal but it can be done. How does the bucket work manual trip or does it have a cycl. If it has a cycl you will need to convert your systen to two-way. You need to post more info.
No. The top portion of those cylinders is a reservoir for hydraulic oil because the belly pump does not hold enough oil to fully extend the cylinders. Those cylinders are NOT 2-way cylinders. The top hoses need to be connected to the filler pipe for the belly pump. Installing a breather in the top portion is guaranteed to spray oil all over the tractor and you when the loader goes all the way to the top. Ask how I know.
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