My super C was letting me down (pun intended) for several reasons. I rebuilt the pump because of a leak. Then I rebuilt the Remote valve for the fast hitch cylinder. Then I got around to rebuilding the hydraulic cylinder. I put new lines and everything. I was so happy I rebuilt the whole thing my self and tested it out. Well with the tractor off it let down. With the tractor running it would let down.
SO I went back to the manual. What I found was I needed to set the adjustable collar. If you set the adjustable collar it will press down on the limit stop. That limit stop will LOCK the hydraulic cylinder in place and the cylinder will NOT let down. I don't think the FH cylinder will stay up without the adjustable collar pushing the limit stop button.
If I were the original poster I would try correctly adjusting the collar and seeing if the FH will stay up with the limit stop pushed. If It won't then I would take the cylinder apart and replace the O rings. Ron
This post was edited by Idaho Ron at 18:22:07 04/04/11.
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