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I recently bought an 1850 Oliver tractor. I want to change all the fluids and filters. I was told there is no drain plug for the hydraulic fluid. I was told to connect a hydraulic hose to one of the remote connections and pump the f;uid out the until it stops.
Will this damage the pump? Do I need to have another hose xonnected to the other disconnect? There are 2 sets of remote disconnects, do I need to somehow pump the fluid ou of those lines also?