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Dexta - More Hydraulics

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Dave Middleton

03-12-2008 21:06:15




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Okay, I've gotten the fillers and levels figured out on my Dexta. But . . . .

Here's the deal. I have a 57 Dexta with a frontloader. The rear hydraulics work great, but the front loader works intermittently. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason. Moving the rear lift lever back and forth sometimes makes the front loader work.

Any ideas?




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norwegian

03-16-2008 17:09:17




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 Re: Dexta - More Hydraulics in reply to Dave Middleton, 03-12-2008 21:06:15  
Hello
Do you know that you have to lower the hydraulics at the rear to make the controlvalve inside funtion?



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Bruce Hopf

03-13-2008 09:36:45




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 Re: Dexta - More Hydraulics in reply to Dave Middleton, 03-12-2008 21:06:15  
You need to put a bungie corde, or a tarp strap, aroumd the lever, and hook it somewhere behind the driver's seat, to hold it back in place. You will only be able to use the loader in this position. To use the three point hitch, you will need to remove the bungie cord, or tarp strap, put leaver into neutral. To use the loader again, replace the bungie cord, or tarp strap. I have a 62 Dexta, and this is what I do. It works real good.

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Dave Middleton

03-13-2008 20:02:02




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 Re: Dexta - More Hydraulics-Bungee in reply to Bruce Hopf, 03-13-2008 09:36:45  
Okay, I have hooked up a bungee. With the bungee in place, I still need to jiggle the 3-point lever to make the front loader work.

Do I have to overfill the differential/hydraulic to make the front loader work?



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Bruce Hopf

03-14-2008 08:55:23




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 Re: Dexta - More Hydraulics-Bungee in reply to Dave Middleton, 03-13-2008 20:02:02  
Dave
Did you just install the loader to your tractor?.If so, then you will have to ad more oil to the Hydraulic resevoir. with the loader down, remove the big plug behind the seat, and the little plug inbetween the clutch pedal mount, and the pto shifter, fill until oil comes out the little hole. replace the small plug, and add one litre or one quart of oil. Blead all your hydraulic line. have sombody to help you by running the controles to the loader. You probably have air in the system. Them refill the resevoir again.

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Dave Middleton

03-17-2008 19:49:27




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 Re: Dexta - More Hydraulics-update in reply to Bruce Hopf, 03-14-2008 08:55:23  
Thanks all for your responses. Please keep in mind that this is an intermittent problem. Here's what I have done so far:

1. Changed out the oil. It was milky white, not very good, I think.

2. Filled the differential with 30 hd per the manual. Overfilled by a little less than a gallon to take into account the front-loader. Still problems.

3. Bought a pressure guage and dissconnected the front/aux hydraulic line. With the tractor running, raised the rear hydraulics, and opened the front valve (no dar). No flow.

4. I was very surprised, as I moved the control lever back and forth with the front/aux open, by a stream of oil which shot out, just as I was looking at the end of the hose.

5. So, I reconnected the hose and worked with the front loader for about an hour, then parked the tractor.

When I came back an hour later, the front hydraulics didn't work, and no jiggling or manipulation of the control valve would get them to work.

What gives?

Dave M.

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