Posted by Owen Aaland on September 24, 2013 at 08:37:54 from (216.47.35.219):
In Reply to: IH 2444 posted by craig cherry on September 23, 2013 at 18:45:46:
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Tractors with front-mounted pump, fluid level is six inches below filler plug opening. The transmission and rear end share a common reservoir.
When you have the front pump the transmission also serves as a hydraulic reservoir. Oil for the power steering and hitch pump still comes from the reservoir under the seat. Oil for the front pump comes from the transmission and is returned to the reservoir under the seat. There is a stand pipe in that reservoir that keeps that oil at the proper level. All excess is returned to the transmission through the stand pipe.
If you follow the lines for the front pump you will see they both enter the tractor under the seat. The supply line goes all the way through the upper hydraulic reservoir and draws oil from neat the bottom of the rear frame. Oil from the tractor enters the filter mounted on the loader frame and then continues on to the front pump. From the pump it goes to the control valves. Oil flows through the valves and enters the tractor through the return line. Once in the tractor the return line does not go back to the rear frame but instead stops in the upper hydraulic reservoir.
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