Does cylinder take/use more fluid than what the tractor reservoir holds in capacity?? Tractor reservoir will be full when down, but if fluid level is re-checked at the point when cylinder can't be raised NO FURTHER, fluid level will be empty. If so, cylinder is to big and not intended for use with that tractor.
After all that horsing around, do you have air in the system?? Hoses/cylinder? Tractor will operate cylinder untill things are under pressure, then it will just compress the air in the system, instead of making cylinder operate any further.
Are both hoses getting hooked up correctly?? All the way on, and ends open on the male end of the connectors when coupled?? One OK and right, the other not, will give you the effect of only hooking up one hose. Cylinder will operate with very minimal travel (maybe only an inch or two), and won't travel any further.
You aren't by chance using the wrong hose connectors?? 2 or 3 different kinds. You can't use 1 kind for the female ends, and be using a different kind for the male ends.
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