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powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M

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Nebraska Kirk

12-03-2006 15:14:43




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Does anyone have one of these they want to get rid of, or know where I can get one?




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Janicholson

12-03-2006 15:45:51




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 Re: powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 12-03-2006 15:14:43  
That is quite likely a fabricated unit. Take a 12 to 14" piece of 4" Copper DWV from a commercial plumbing supply store and solder a cap on both ends. Make a bracket to hose clamp it to the tractor as needed. Drill and solder fittings to the top and sides for lines as needed. JimN



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Nebraska Kirk

12-03-2006 15:52:27




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 Re: powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M in reply to Janicholson, 12-03-2006 15:45:51  
Sure I could make one myself, I have the necessary tools and knowledge. I just thought that if I could get one already made, why bother?



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Janicholson

12-03-2006 17:45:12




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 Re: powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 12-03-2006 15:52:27  
I just like to make things I guess. JimN



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Nebraska Kirk

12-03-2006 18:48:36




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 Re: powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M in reply to Janicholson, 12-03-2006 17:45:12  
Nothing wrong with that :-) I like making things too. I may end up making one, except I am unsure as to what capacity to make it.



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Janicholson

12-04-2006 11:22:59




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 Re: powersteering oil resevoir for Farmall M in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 12-03-2006 18:48:36  
If the unit is self contained with a pump running from a pulley in front, I would use no less than 1liter/quart. when 2/3 full it gives enough head space for thermal expansion, and enough reserve that a minor leak will let you get bact to the barn. More is not needed beacuse the fluid displaced is returned from the discharge. It is best to have an inlet and outlet so the resivoir can radiate heat from circulating fluid (another reason for the copper tank. Good luck, JimN

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