>>>>>>Somebody on this forum, maybe D Slater, has said that the Super H and Super M reservoirs are different. I have never looked that closely to notice the difference.<<<<<<<<<<
Based on the pics above the "Lift-All" reserviors are definetely different on the SH than a SM/ SMTA. The SM / SMTA reserviors, or at least the three I have, have the pressure & return ports from the pump in the lower right side of the reservior, lever side, unlike the one picture that has one in the front face of the reservior & one in the back.
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