Posted by Ben at PCS on December 26, 2010 at 12:04:34 from (66.87.0.130):
for several weeks we have had issues with our hydraulics. i have already read that we need to fill 2-4" over the fill line to deal with some of the issues. initially, in very cold weather, everything would freeze up until it ran for a while. steering, buckets not lifting, etc.
well, the other day, everything was working well and then the bucket stopped raising all the way. one hose specifically would suddenly jerk and that was all that the bucket would go up. our fluid level is at the full mark at the moment and is the fullest it has been for months. it was suggested to check the connections and upon disconnecting and reconnecting the connections, the bucket now does not rise any. the tilts work correctly, and everything else seems to be correct, just the rise of the bucket.
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