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[MossRoad]

I'm changing the hydraulic fluid in my MT180D and have drained the fluid out but can not find where the hydraulic fill plug is to put hydraulic fluid back in..I have looked under the seat and have seen nothing that looks like where you would put fluid in..Can someone help me out...

Welcome to TBN. You should probably post this in the brand specific forums under a new thread, rather than posting under this one.

 

[mit]

Satoh Parts

try this.

 

[marc1959]

i have a mitubisi satoh s370d 4x4 tractor i am instaling a fel and need to know where to get feed and return for hyd

 

[mit]

koyker loader installation instructions
try this link. it have a how to section.

 

[ChrisCabra]

Hey guys, I hope I'm not being a bother to you by barging in, but I'm in need of some guidance. I'm a shade-tree mad scientist and I've tried my hand at several technologies. Hydraulics is my new target, but being shade-tree I don't have the funds to jump in full bore. I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction.
I want to set up a small hydraulic motor circuit (reservoir, filter, pump, motor(radial preferred), and possibly an accumulator) to study. I've seen some motors online that were as small as 3-4 in. and only rated for 6 gpm. Does anyone know what motors this small would be used for, and are there smaller ones? I'm hoping to find something in a junkyard, as condition isn't a huge issue. Thanks for any help.

 

[mit]

Log Splitters & Wood Splitters For Sale | Northern Tool + Equipment
check one of these out.you may find something to fit your fancy.

 

[netadvice]

For the following connector,
Form A Solenoid Connector
http://www.solenoidconnectors....FormA-ME/ME209/S.htm
can I change the standard nut at the cable entry point, to a flexible nut (which reduces in diameter when tightened)to get the IP67 protection instead of the IP65 one that it presently has?

 

[gears1337]

Where are you sourcing your DIN 43650 from ??

 

[samjoy]

I do not know if you take special problems here, buT i have a machine that uses Hydraulics to stamp & form parts. I am looking for someone that is skilled in fine control of hydraulics for stamping presses.
The machine stamps & forms parts. It works well when I stamp because the hydraulic action does not need to be very precision. When I form the part the Hydraulic action needs to be precise down to +/- .0001 and the machine is going past the trigger and crashing my tooling.
This is run by a PLC & is an out of date Swiss machine so anyone repairing it has to go by instinct.
SORRY guys it is not a tractor. I might be interested in hiring someone that can solve this problem
Thanks Sam Rearick 724-478-1135--I can give more detail if called

 

[J_J]

What kind of trigger do you have and can it be adjusted?

Is it a pressure, distance or timing trigger?

Can you adjust the mold base or only the hyd?