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Dave L

03-19-2006 17:44:25




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Can anyone tell me about how much my loader should lift:Wd45 with trip and running off the tractor hyd. system.I tried to lift my 3 point disc off a trailer with the loader and wouldn't quite do it,the three point lifts it fine when hooked up but loader won't quite do it.And if this is weak then is there a way to boost the pressure or should I just be happy with her as she is which isn't a problem.
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Dave

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Dariy Farmer

03-23-2006 18:07:03




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 Re: Hyd lift ability in reply to Dave L, 03-19-2006 17:44:25  
On our WD-45 we have a peterson loader on it with a trip bucket and it lift just fine as long as you keep the hydraulic fluid full.



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Dairy Farmer

03-24-2006 20:00:50




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 Re: Hyd lift ability in reply to Dariy Farmer, 03-23-2006 18:07:03  
Correction we have a paulson loader on our WD45



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ohio

03-19-2006 19:37:47




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 Re: Hyd lift ability in reply to Dave L, 03-19-2006 17:44:25  
check oil level w/ loader up...doesn't hold alot of fluid, might not have enough to lift w/ lift arms up, and loader raised. if it still won't lift, i'd say your pump needs attn.



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John (C-IL)

03-19-2006 19:35:20




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 Re: Hyd lift ability in reply to Dave L, 03-19-2006 17:44:25  
Your hydraulics are probably okay. You may have a problem with the cylinders on your loader.

Remember that the leverage difference between the lift arms and the endloader is pretty large. You might also want to check your hydraulic oil level as the loader cylinders will require more oil than the lift arm cylinders.



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