Posted by steve n carolyn on April 19, 2009 at 07:07:34 from (173.16.112.99):
In Reply to: Ford 3400 backhoe posted by poorplowboy on April 19, 2009 at 06:42:50:
Just a guess here on the firs issue,
sounds like the pressure is fine, but a snag in the delivery of it. This could be caused by many things.
First, id check the linkage adjustment. next I'd suspect the poppit valve and seat for wear OR trash. next I'd suspect the valve body for a crack or internal leak (on that circut).
Another possibility is a hose delaminating on the inside.
I do believe that the hoe is the removable type on the 3500. That would make it easier to work on.
Post this in the FORD forum too. and let know what you come up with!.....sl
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