Posted by Chris Holt on November 20, 2017 at 10:29:57 from (184.151.231.13):
I need some assistance with a 3 point issue. I bought this tractor and everything seemed to work fine. I did a complete service including full fluid changes. Everything was clean and spotless inside. I put everything back together then used it for a few days with a rear blade then one morning the 3 point wouldn’t lift. I took the hydraulic assembly all apart and replaced all the o rings even though they looked fine. Verified the screen was clean, took all the valves apart and verified they move nicely. I reassembled the unit and the 3 point shuddered but lifted. I bled the pump and it made no difference. It went up and down just not as smooth as I’d like. Used it for a few days then parked it with the blade up. Over 2 days it crept to the ground. Without touching the control lever I started the tractor and it immediately lifted up. I parked it in the shop and lowered the blade, now it won’t lift again. Any clues where to start?
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