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Re: need help on LX665 NH skid loader
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Posted by RickB on June 21, 2005 at 15:20:12 from (205.231.146.217):
In Reply to: Re: need help on LX665 NH skid loader posted by casered on June 21, 2005 at 04:21:55:
With everything connected, fill the bucket halfway and curl it most but not all the way back. Discounting however fast it uncurls on its own, does it curl out faster for just a little bit when you stroke the valve to curl the bucket back? In other words, does it curl out before starting to curl back? If no, the load check in the valve are OK. The spool itself is metal to metal, chances of serious internal leakage there are slim. It is an almost sure bet the cylinders need packing. If you think $120 is a lot, go price a loader control valve. That is the unlikely alternative. You could do the test the dealer suggested, just cap the hoses leading back to the valve.
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