Posted by Massey farmer on May 21, 2013 at 18:23:06 from (174.226.4.141):
90 percent retired, a few weeks ago I asked a question about my 1800 Oliver 3 pt and hydraulic lever problem. I poped the hydralectric cover off and found all my problems so thanks a lot. The lever problem was the washer that acts as a key on the shaft that runs to the control spools had sheered and the lever was not moving the spools like it should. The 3 pt problem was in the servo valve. I took it completely apart to clean and make sure all the balls were free and seating well. When I took one spring and ball out I found a piece of a broken spring in there. When I put it all together everything works great. Thanks for answering my posts.
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