Re: Old single acting loader, goes up, but won't come down

Posted by Bruce from Can. on February 19, 2023 at 11:16:12 from (70.50.209.74):

In Reply to: Old single acting loader, goes up, but won't come down posted by mywizbo on February 19, 2023 at 05:23:58:

Guess Id try the simple thing first. Fasten the loader to
a chain hoist, and take the hydraulic lines off of the
cylinder and see what runs out with the oil, as you
lower the chain hoist. Once the oil can run out, there
isnt anything to hold the cylinder from coming down
as you lower the hoist., unless the barrel is full of rust,
or the rod is bent. This will definitely rule on any issues
with the cylinders them selves, and place any
problems with the plumbing.

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