I backed the tiny Trackmaster Dozer into the barn and got it centered as best I could for the winter. Not a huge amount of room around the tractor to work on it, but there’s enough. I needed to pull the front end loader arms to get access to all of the components

The hoses and fittings have seen better days. I’ll likely repair a lot of these as part of the restoration, either right away or in the future at some point.

The hoses are pretty bad throughout. I’ll be replacing them all in turn. None of them leaked though, and the hydraulics worked well. I used the hoses to seal off the hydraulic systems on both the loader and the dozer side. I want to make sure to keep these systems clean and free of contamination.

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