What model loader do I have?

[Bo dawg]

I see these loaders on the MF-202's, which is what I have, 1959 MF-202, but don't know any actual info on them. Doesn't have a tag on it but there is a cast number on it, 621-5389. Not sure if that helps.

 

[Jim.ME]

It might be a Davis 102.

 

[Caryc]

(quoted from post at 22:45:57 12/30/19) I see these loaders on the MF-202's, which is what I have, 1959 MF-202, but don't know any actual info on them. Doesn't have a tag on it but there is a cast number on it, 621-5389. Not sure if that helps.

That's a Davis 102 loader. The 102 has the two dump cylinders on the bucket. The 101 loader only has one dump cylinder mounted in the middle of the bucket.

The Davis loader company was purchased by Massey Ferguson. You can get a manual on this loader on Ebay for $14.00. I have the same manual

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...mp;_nkw=Davis+102+service+manual&_sacat=0

 

[Caryc]

I forgot to ask, are you having a problem with your loader?

 

[Bo dawg]

(quoted from post at 16:34:42 12/31/19)
I forgot to ask, are you having a problem with your loader?

No problems with it other than a leaky cylinder. I just wanted to know what it was. This is my first tractor and loader Ive owned.
Thank you for the info Caryc!

 

[Caryc]

(quoted from post at 12:35:10 01/01/20)

(quoted from post at 16:34:42 12/31/19)
I forgot to ask, are you having a problem with your loader?

No problems with it other than a leaky cylinder. I just wanted to know what it was. This is my first tractor and loader Ive owned.
Thank you for the info Caryc!

Check to see if you have a hydraulics shop in your area. Call and see if they repair cylinders. Sometimes it's easier to just take it to professionals to repair it. They'll know what seals to use and what's available.

 

[Bo dawg]

(quoted from post at 14:57:09 01/01/20)

(quoted from post at 12:35:10 01/01/20)

(quoted from post at 16:34:42 12/31/19)
I forgot to ask, are you having a problem with your loader?

No problems with it other than a leaky cylinder. I just wanted to know what it was. This is my first tractor and loader Ive owned.
Thank you for the info Caryc!

Check to see if you have a hydraulics shop in your area. Call and see if they repair cylinders. Sometimes it's easier to just take it to professionals to repair it. They'll know what seals to use and what's available.

I like to tare into myself but may take it somewhere instead. Lol

 

[Caryc]

Tearing into it is not a problem. Finding the right size seal might be difficult. That's why I suggested a hydraulic shop.

When I upgraded the power steering on my MF202, the hydraulic shop in town had all the right fittings that I needed. I knew nothing about hydraulics when I started the project.

 

[logsorbust]

Agreed, this is the Davis 102 Loader. I have the Davis 101, which has one single ram on the bucket where yours
has two.