Ccoleman18
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Hi there new to the site but I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the hydraulics on a 6200 John deere
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Tx Jim
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Hyd's on 6200 is closed center pressure flow compensated. How long since hyd filter was changed & sump screen checked/cleaned?
Ccoleman18
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about 25 hours ago I had to replace pto clutch disc. I checked dump screen as soon as I lost power steering and lift arms
Ccoleman18
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no I do not have SCV's either. I was cutting hay and heard a load pinging comeing from the back of tractor picked the cutter up and went home put it down to unhook cutter and it tried to raise the lift arms and it bumped them and that was it. The oil looks kinda blackish but don't really smell burnt. I'm kinda scratching my head now.
Ccoleman18
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have no pressure at the SCV's and the lift arms will not move with the screw on the stepper motor and that's all I know to check so any help would be greatly appreciated
OK you have impressed me by knowing about the manual screw for the stepper motor, there are some mechanics out there that don't know about that.
I am leaning toward your problem being the inlet priority valve (Part # AL11254). This is a relativly common problem on 6000 series tractors. They will crack internally without cause or warning.
I am leaning toward your problem being the inlet priority valve (Part # AL11254). This is a relativly common problem on 6000 series tractors. They will crack internally without cause or warning.
Ccoleman18
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well thanks for the confidence I'm trying to learn all I can about it. When I stand behind the tractor I can hear my pump running but it sounds like it's gurgling or trying to get fluid I was scared it might be the hydraulic pump. I've got a tech manual coming but it's not here yet. Thanks for the info I will check that and go from there.
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