Could one of you that has a 1000 loader measure the length of the low pressure return hose? I believe it is 3/4" ID, but can't find a length in the manual or parts description.
Thanks, Bob
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Re: 1000 loader return hose length
Bob...It looks like Messicks has the lengths on the "E-08" diagram.
http://www.messicks.com/CAS/56567.aspx
http://www.messicks.com/CAS/56567.aspx
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Re: 1000 loader return hose length
Dave, It shows the lengths for the pressure lines but not for the "sump" hose which is what I need. Thanks for looking.
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Re: 1000 loader return hose length
Bob, I got the measurements we talked about on the phone. Under the Cub like mine (owner mod perhaps) the hose is 48". Over the hood looks like it would be about 36". I measured from the touch control on the Cub to the bottom fitting on the loader reservoir. That 48" measurement includes the mess of fittings that have been added on mine that you probably don't need.
Here is how it is run on mine.
Here is that mess of fittings I mentioned.
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Here is how it is run on mine.
Here is that mess of fittings I mentioned.
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Re: 1000 loader return hose length
Thanks Bill and Denny.
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