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no lift on the 3 point

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Pokey Ridenour

11-18-2007 14:15:33

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My 40 9N will not lift the lift bars. My PTO is turning. Any suggestions on where to begin to fix this problem would be appreaciated. Thanks, Pokey

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Scott Eakers

11-19-2007 05:05:09

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Re: no lift on the 3 point in reply to Pokey Ridenour, 11-18-2007 14:15:33

Well since the tractor will not even lift the arms, Before I started to do anything I would want to know what teh tractor was doing before it quit. Did it work slow or what. It sounds more like sticky valves more than anything else from what you say. That's my two cents worth. Top of the day to ya!

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Bruce (VA)

11-18-2007 14:51:18

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Re: no lift on the 3 point in reply to Pokey Ridenour, 11-18-2007 14:15:33

Have you checked the fluid lately? It could be that simple. If it has plenty of fluid, take the inspection plate w/ the dipstick off. Follow the control rod down to the pump w/ your hand. Is it connected? If so, next step, lift a heavy implement & look inside w/ the tractor running & the PTO engaged to see if you notice oil running from the top cover. If oil is running steadily from the top cover the lift cylinder needs to be rebuilt. If no oil is running down from the top cover, look at the rear of the pump in the oil with the load still on it and see if you notice turbulence in the bottom. (Some movement of oil will be normal with the PTO shaft turning). You could have a weak pressure relief valve which will be detected by turbulence in the oil. If you see turbulence behind the pump, raise the implement as much as possible, TURN THE ENGINE OFF then reach in and feel the end of the pressure relief valve. If it is leaking you will feel the pressure push your finger off of the end. All pressure relief valves that fail the finger test are bad & should be replaced. But, not all pressure relief valves that pass the finger test are good because some can have slow leaks. So, if all else fails to fix the problem, replace the pressure relief valve.

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Hobo,NC

11-18-2007 17:37:55

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Re: no lift on the 3 point in reply to Bruce (VA), 11-18-2007 14:51:18

Instead of the finger test push a 5/8" X 3ft heater hose over the end of the relief valve and work the lift with a lite implement on the lift,,, you will know when the relief valve leaks.

I know of know one that can say they felt the leak with the finger test,,, I know I can not feel it. I will guarantee the hose trick will verify the well being of the relief valve.

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BRAGG IN WASH.

11-18-2007 19:23:22

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Re: no lift on the 3 point in reply to Hobo,NC, 11-18-2007 17:37:55

Hi Hobo just went to your site ,ALL you nubees like me take a look I book marked it good info for later thanks hobo. Glen in wash.

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