The universal Hydraulic fluid is fine for the PTO and hydralics on the 600's.. BUT the 600 series has separate transmission and differential reservoirs they take 80-90 gear lube just make sure it is labeled on the fine print as MT-1 so it won't wreck the brass/bronze bushings in the old tranny ( the OE product was 80 weight mineral oil in winter 90 in summer, but it's rarely available and not nearly as protective as modern 80-90 gear lube.. .. The NAA/Jubilee and all later small Fords 100's and 1000's series have the separate Tranny and Diff partitions.. Not like the older 9N/2N/8N which all used a common sump for tranny/diff/hydraulics.. Those were the ones that took like 5 gallons of the universal and it circulated through all three pieces.. 5 speed and 4 speed trannys on the 600's take different amounts of lube.. 8.5 quarts in the diff on all but.. 5 quarts in the 4 speed tranny.. more in the 5 speed but I forget how much.. About 7 I believe.. I think the hydraulics without a loader are 8 quarts of the universal tractor fluid
There are various sizes of tractor buckets and each can hold different loads. For a 60 inch tractor bucket, it can hold 1/3 cubic yard.
They direct the energy of the fluid's pressure to utilize that energy. This energy can be used to do anything from operating an electrical switch, to lifting a tractor bucket full or dirt.
If your bucket is not working, check the quick-disconnects on the hydraulic hoses for the loader. Brush or vibration will sometimes slightly retract the spring-loaded collar on the outside and even a slight disconnect will suck in enough air that the loader will not work or will work very slowly.
yes i have both
Its a tractor made by International. It's a loader (has a bucket on the front)
3x18
You can find universal auger bucket skid steer attachments on the following site: https://www.edisales.com/categories/NEW-EQUIPMENT/New-Attachments/Skid-Steer-Attachments/Auger-Bucket/. They have a good selection.
thru the dipstick and vent hole by your bucket levers
Sounds like you got hydrolocked. You'll have to relieve pressure on the hydraulic cylinders, by loosening the connectors for the hydraulic lines.
Aerial bucket trucks use a hydraulic lift to put workers at a desired height. One worker stays in the bucket on the exterior of the vehicle while another rides inside to operate the truck.
Lashley Tractor Sales‎ had bucket trucks sometimes. Call them at 6953 Covington Highway, Lithonia, GA‎ - (770) 808-5500‎
Searching for this seems to lead to just one result, which is eBay. There are thousands of sellers on eBay, so you have a chance of finding an excavator bucket. You might also try some tractor stores.