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12-01-2011, 08:59 PM
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Oh, I forgot....about the engine running....
Yes, the engine was running when I lowered the bucket, and fluid was squeezed out just as the bucket reached full retraction.....that is, with the bucket tilted back and level, and the lift arms lowered so the bucket rested on the ground.
I'm guessing that the flow may stop completely when the empty space in the reservoir becomes just a little greater....LOL. :>) I may have slightly overfilled it, although I was trying to be careful, and measured it as I did it. jim 
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12-03-2011, 08:53 AM
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Just imagine your tank being a plastic pop bottle. If you stuck a nipple in the cap and with the bottle upside down. As you sucked the fluid out it would collapse and as you pushed the fluid back in the bottle would expand. That is why it is neccessary to have a vent in the top of your tank. My guess why the fluid is coming out of thebreather is that you may have to much fluid in the tank. I would make sure all your cylinders are completely retracted when you top your tank off. Just my 2cents. Cool loader, Thinking about building one myself from scratch.
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12-03-2011, 11:07 AM
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Great explanation of the hydraulics....
Now I get the picture.
In spite of trying to be quite careful when measuring the fluid level, I may have slightly overfilled the fluid reservoir, and the machine is simply trying to correct my mistake. Hmmm...the machine is acting like my wife! :>) Thanks for the perfect explanation...it is all quite clear to me now. Jim
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11-09-2014, 06:36 AM
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Undercarriage mount
Great looking loader! I'm working on building one myself, and I have most of the details worked out except for how to mount it to the tractor chassis. It looks like most of them connect to the frame near the front wheels and to the rear axle in some way. Do you have any close up photos of how your loader attaches? I would really appreciate it, not wanting to have to reinvent the wheel.
Thanks!
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11-09-2014, 09:44 AM
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I don't think you're going to get an answer from him.
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