Posted by pete 23 on May 07, 2014 at 17:58:20 from (74.33.89.148):
In Reply to: 656 FYI posted by DV on May 06, 2014 at 06:56:55:
Not trying to pester you here, but the orfice should be quite easy to see. It is a very small hole down inside of a little larger hole and leads to the inside of the piston and out the other side.. This allows fluid to escape from one side of piston too the other side other wise hydraulic lock occurs and the piston cannot move. Normally when a hitch gives this problem the orfice has a tiny bit of junk plugging it. As far as the spring, I mean the one that is inside the piston. It is a crimped assembly so it cannot be taken apart but some times that spring breaks and if you push down on the pin end of the piston you can tell a difference from a new piston. I have not seen that happen on a 656 but was not uncommon on older tractors.
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