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Hows a Spool Valve Work ?????????

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Eddie in KY

04-07-2002 16:08:34




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Ok heres my problem. The loader on my tractor isnt working right, the lift wont lift but bucket works fine, so I start a the easiest point (for me anyway) and start checking things. I unhooked all the lines from the valve(its a 2 spool) and try the levers with the pump operating. It seemed to work fine,so, I put one hose back on and try it again. Fluid comes out the unhooked port no matter which way I operate the valve. So, thinking the valve is bad I rehook the loader up, but I reverse the sides, the lift is now where the bucket was and so forth. Now that all is hooked back up, the lift still doesnt work any better and the bucket still works fine. So my question is, should fluid come out of the open port on the valve even though you havent pushed the valve that way??

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Elmer

04-07-2002 18:31:14




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 Re: Hows a Spool Valve Work ????????? in reply to Eddie in KY, 04-07-2002 16:08:34  
Yeah i have seen that happen. Take the lift cylinders apart and inspect the piston packing.



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