Posted by Msboy on March 15, 2013 at 21:58:54 from (75.66.219.68):
Hello everyone, its getting back to summer time so its time to pull the old tractor back out. This winter my hydraulic arms were lifting up all the time and would not stay down; only if you held the control down. So i dropped the pump replace both valves and got a rebuild kit for the clyinder on the pump. I replace the springs and plungers inside of it. Tighten everything back up as spec list on the bolts/nuts and now when I put the quadrant lever back inside and try to lift the arms they dont even move. I know that there is a spot that the lever has to be tighten down in but I have moved that lever in all spots. In the afternoon I'am going to take the side cover off and see if everything looks right an do a double check. Also can the top spring on the out side of the tractor have anything to do with them not lifting,"if its to tight?"
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