Posted by Kevin Statz on July 20, 2008 at 10:30:52 from (216.176.159.13):
I just bought my first tractor yesterday. Really nice '45M, but the loader will not go up high enough for my needs. Currently only goes up about 3 1/2'. I need about 4' of lift (close, but not there!). Called the previous owner and he told me it should go up about 6' (bottom of the bucket about even with the top of the hood). I think it is low on fluid, but can't figure out where to add it. Looks like the pump is on the front right side behind the radiator- I added about a gallon to what I thought was the right spot - fill plug right behind the battery on top, just to the side of the control valve. This did nothing. There is also a cap up front just in front of what I believe to be the pump. Opened it and it is dry. Is this the pump?
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