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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    After several weekends away from getting any work done on the tractor, I finally got some work done this weekend. The new dipstick I got does show the belly pump oil level is overfilled (depending on how accurate the aftermarket dipstick is). I will try to remove some of the fluid and see is...
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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    Thanks for the info BarnyardEngineering and miangus. I just got a replacement dipstick from Stieners so I will check the fluid level with that and see what happens. Still trying to decide if I should move the line from the bottom of the bellypump to the fill side by extending the fill pipe. I'll...
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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    NY 986 I had thought of the double acting valves for the loader but need to fugure out how to properly install it on the tractor for this loader. The operation of the cylinders are the question I have. With the double acting valve the cylinders would not have the fluid return to the pump as it...
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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    Thanks for the response Janicholson and Caterpillar guy. The loader didn't obviously come with a auxilary tank so I'll do some looking into those. BarnyardEngineering yes the loader came with the tractor already installed. My uncle had bought it with the loader installed and used it for several...
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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    Thanks for the response NY 986. I'm wondering if I would have to mount a auxilary tank to it for the extra volume of the cylinders then, or would it do the same thing anyway?
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    '41 Farmall M Hydraulics

    I just got a 1941 Farmall M with a New Idea 503a loader already attached. After getting the Farmall running I tried the loader to check the operation. The tractor just has a belly pump, no live hydraulics. The loader rises ok but when I lower it, fluid starts spraying out of the fill plug vent...
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    36 B connecting rods

    Thanks for the info. I'll give that a shot. Not many of the old machine shops around that still do this work.
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    36 B connecting rods

    I didn't know if they would or not. I thought I herd of someone using later style b rods or even model 50 rods in a unstyled b with some work but can't remember where. Was just thinking of a alternative to the babbit rods. I have been looking for a shop that could pour new babbit if need be hear...
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    36 B connecting rods

    First post here so forgive me if this has been asked before. I'm gathering parts for a 36 B and was wondering if rods from a later B with insert style bearings would work as a replacement for the original with babbit bearing, and if so which part number? Thanks
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