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Fred Brown

07-04-2006 14:46:13

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I have a DB 1210 with ~6000 hours. When hooked to 3 point backhoe, the hydraulics seem weak, especially after running for a few minutes. I changed hydraulic fluid and filters not long ago. Would the pump be wore out, or might the relief valve be sticking or leaking by? Any ideas on how to check? I can rig up a high pressure gauge to one of the outlets to check pressure. (I did this a couple years ago when I was having problems with a logsplitter, had 2000 lbs pressure then) This problem seems to have happened suddenly, I would think a pump would get weak more slowly.

Also noticed when planting, the 3 point hitch arms sometimes jump a bit (nothing attached to them) when the remote cylinder is activated.

Thanks for any ideas.

Fred

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richard in nz

07-05-2006 22:47:02

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Re: 1210 David Brown hydraulics in reply to Fred Brown, 07-04-2006 14:46:13

Have you cleaned the bypass valve?

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Fred Brown

07-06-2006 14:51:34

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Re: 1210 David Brown hydraulics in reply to richard in nz, 07-05-2006 22:47:02

Richard: I haven"t cleaned the bypass valve. Where is it, and any tips on how to do this?

Thanks, Fred

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Rclemons

07-04-2006 17:49:42

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Re: 1210 David Brown hydraulics in reply to Fred Brown, 07-04-2006 14:46:13

What fluid did you use when you changed it.

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Fred Brown

07-05-2006 09:53:55

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Re: 1210 David Brown hydraulics in reply to Rclemons, 07-04-2006 17:49:42

I used the Case hydraulic oil, I think its called TCH. Its the same as what we"ve used all along.

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