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WD45 hydraulic lever problem?

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dave

07-01-2004 13:01:02




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On my WD 45 that I just purchased. The hydraulic lever by the steering wheel does not want to move up so I am not able to lift the loader. To me it looks like something is stuck or out of adjustment. Any idea where I should start to look for the problem?

I would appreciate your assistance.

Dave




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Jack

07-05-2004 18:48:47




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 Re: WD45 hydraulic lever problem? in reply to dave , 07-01-2004 13:01:02  
WD 45 hydraulics can be configured for a number of different applications. Could be that its set up wrong for using the loader. If I set mine up to work with the drawbar it pretty much makes the loader unusable. Read your manual to properly set it up for loader use. A while back DavidT (MO) posted really good instructions on the hydraulic settings. I don't have the link but you can probably find it on by searching for WD45 hydraulics or similar search terms.

If you suspect bad linkage disconnect the linkage one segment at a time until you identify which part is binding. I'll bet you find the trouble close to the valve.

P.S. If you find that the bucket doesn't stay in position email me at [email protected]. I've come up with a simple, virtually no cost fix. My bucket will now stay up for weeks at a time.

I also put a ball valve in the aux hyd line so I can use the rear lift somewhat independently of the bucket.


Good luck!

Jack

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Sid

07-01-2004 16:40:05




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 Re: WD45 hydraulic lever problem? in reply to dave , 07-01-2004 13:01:02  
Sound to me like something may have slipped in the linkage or somehting has gotten worn enough in the linkage to cause things to bind up.



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