hydraulic pressure

Anonymous-0 · Jun 11, 2014

I replaced all hydraulic lines and re-sealed two lower arm hydraulic rams on my 1995 ford 545c tractor. According to other forums, I didn't need to bleed the lines. However, I slowly operated the lift and bucket, and after a while it seemed to work fine. But after lowering down and applying some pressure, the bucket began to go up when activating it down and then at a certain lift, it would go down. Can anyone help me fix this problem, or explain what it happening?

TimPa · Jun 13, 2014

the only thing that makes sense if the rams direction are not responding correctly all the time, that the directional (spool) valve is in question.

I don"t believe bleeding will help, but won"t hurt. generally you can just crack open the fitting a turn or so to allow some fluid to escape while pressurizing that line. when the bubbles stop close it

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