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Hydralics Sinking...?

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Andrew Feicht

06-07-2002 10:24:06




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I has using my 2n to haul firewood (I worked it pretty hard) yesterday and the hydralics would hold the rear buckit fine. Today when I got it out of the barn it wouldn't hold it for 60 seconds. There are no extirior leaks. I checked the hydralic dipstike it showed that there was about a quarter of an inch exta. could this be the problem? If so how do I get it to the correct level without draining all of the fluid? If that isn't what is cousing it could you please let me know.
Thanks, Andrew

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Evil Steve

06-07-2002 11:45:15




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 Re: Hydralics Sinking...? in reply to Andrew Feicht, 06-07-2002 10:24:06  
That little extra fluid won't effect anything. The "bleed down" problem is usually one of the following: faulty relief valve on hyd pump; worn o-rings/cylinders in the hyd pump or in the ram cylinder.

Water in the fluid (which is common due to condensation and water seeping in from around the rubber boot on your shifter) can be a problem too but not usually associated w/ bleed down.

Pull the 6" inpection cover off the left side. Engage PTO and start tractor in nuetral and let warm up 2 min. Have someone raise and lower the lift and observe the pump. If you see any fluid squirting from there or the ram cylinder (and you don't see any water), you are experiencing o-ring/worn hyd cyl problems and you'll need to rebuild the hyd system. KEEP FINGERS OUT OF THERE.

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Fast Ed Ohio

06-08-2002 00:13:20




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 Re: Re: Hydralics Sinking...? in reply to Evil Steve, 06-07-2002 11:45:15  
I would guess at your relief valve went south , aint that hard to replace if you can work under 4 inches of oil , find it, use a 11/ 16 box end wrench bent at 45 degree angle to get it out , or you could drain oil, remove pto shaft , forgot to say you must first remove inspection plate on the left side so you can see what you are doing .



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