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Posted by Truck on March 16, 2000 at 13:26:04 from (152.163.213.192):
In Reply to: farmall cub posted by larry martin on March 16, 2000 at 09:22:53:
On mine John Healey told me on another board how to prime it. Of course, fill the filter up, and under the Hydraulic lines is an allen plug that goes to the oil passages. Take it out, ( You may need to tweak the lines slightly) and pump it full with a pump oil can and then reinstall. You may just have oil pressure the next time. Repeat if needed. Hope the rest of your Cub is better than mine. I just picked up over $100 worth of bearings and seals today for mine, and have LOTS of crack elimination welding to do now. It'll be neato keen when finished!
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