You guys rock. I wish I could buy you all a beer. I got home from work and figured I'd try the parking on the hill thing first because it was the easiest. I fired it up, backed it up a little hill I have by my house, pulled out the fill plug, worked the power steering and lift cylinder just a bit, and POOF, it burped the air right out! I worked both back and forth several times and it's working like a champ now. I should still clean that screen as was mentioned in this post at some point, but for now it seems to be working fine so I'm not going to mess with it. I really appreciate all the replies and help. For a tractor newbie like me you guys are life savers. I would have never thought of parking it on a hill to prime the pump. No way. Thanks again.
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