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I have a farmall M with belly pump and have added a duall loader. The tractor handles the loader fine but fluid
capacity is to low as fluid comes out the fill tube when I lower the loader. The loader has a oil tank in the frame. Can someone tell me how to run the lines to utilize this tank to house the needed oil volume ?
 
Some pictures would be nice to show what you have. Now a few questions. Do the boom cylinders have down preussure(can you lift the front wheels of the ground or attempt to)? Do you have a hydraulic-controled bucket? Is your tractor equip with the clutch-controled belly pump or a live pump mounted ahead of the distrubitor? Armand
 
Putting a good sized (medium pressure) hose from the bottom of the loader reservoir, to a "T" in the drain of the Liftall, Will allow the loader's reservoir to parallel the tractors.
If the loader reservoir is not filled completely it will not gush out.
If the loader cylinders are hooked up as single acting, lift only, but are fitted with vents on the top ports, lines can be attached to these, and "T"ed into the reservoir drain of the Lift all. Best of luck, Jim
 
Yes clutch controlled belly pump and the control valve has power down. hydraulic control bucket and yes i can lift with power down.
 
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