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I would like to know what is the purpose of the small hydraulic lever to the right of the transmission case on the Ford 641 (1959). It has a down, middle and up position and has something to do with the lift, but I don't really know its purpose.
I need to get hydraulic pressure to use for a one-cylinder rear-lift shovel I bought for a retreat center here in Uruguay.
Can I hook up a hose directly to the upper access hole, or what should I do?
Thanks for any help,
Myron Loss
Missionary with SIM