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Posted by DL in MI on December 24, 2006 at 20:53:12 from (70.41.41.45):
Bought a MF 165 Diesel with a Freeman loader, the aux. hydraulic pump was bad, loader was not working at all when I purchased it. Picked up a new Eaton pump to replace the broken Borg-Warner, the dump seems to work fine but when I attempt to lower the bucket it acts as if one side is hanging up, it doesn't come down even. I've read that you don't have to bleed these things so what's up? Also the fluid was down to where it didn't show on the dipstick, so I added until I had fluid above the magnetic portion of the stick which is maybe 3 inches up the stick from the bottom and I noticed the fluid looked "milky" suggesting water in the fluid. The loader also would drop a little on its own like it was seeking its own level, I saw no leaks anywhere. Any advise would be appreciated, thanks.
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