Randy297 said: (quoted from post at 22:51:10 11/03/08 ) I have tryed to find information on it to no avail. I have only seen one old picture of the lift cylinder on the front left side of the motor, but it was from a distance.[/quote:c4c430a902]
Parts are all illustrated and listed in the tractor Parts Catalog. Reprint of the Owner's Instruction manual is available from Binder Books ($9). I had a 4 page article in Red Power Magazine September-October 2003 that is still available as a back issue ($5). That should get you started.
The last I knew, a few of the most common repair parts were still available from CaseIH (not the pressure valve though).
[quote:c4c430a902="Janicholson"]Low power, poor position control, clumsy location for the "power" cylinder, and obstruction of view.
I don't follow these criticisms either. It wasn't very powerful but was adequate to lift the implements it was designed for. It was only intended to do up and down. Position was typically handled by separate hand controls that worked fine (same as was done with hydraulic Liftall on many H/M implements). Cylinder location was determined by the implement (same as is done with a remote hydraulic cylinder) and I can't think of any of those locations that obstructed the view.
It was a pain to change from some implements to others on an A or B, but that was more because of the implement design than the power lift.
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