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Case 530ck Loader questions

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Dave in Reno

07-10-2005 17:49:01




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I have just got a mid 60�s case g530 (CK?) with a case backhoe and case #32 front loader. Have been working on repairing leaks in the rams and replacing hoses, don�t have a manual yet, I have noticed that the third ram on the loader lift has it lines connected to the bucket roll valve, so when you roll the bucket back its trying to lift the hole thing. Is the correct or????. I would think that it would also put an extra load on the large lift cylinders. Does any one have a hydraulic schematic they could post? Thanks Dave

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Pokey

08-24-2005 10:05:02




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 Re: Case 530ck Loader questions in reply to Dave in Reno, 07-10-2005 17:49:01  
The upper "eye" on that hydraulic leveling ram
ripped open yesterday. Can I just plug off the lines and eliminate the whole mess if I can't find a replacemnt?



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Roger (Mi)

07-11-2005 16:08:53




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 Re: Removing that cylinder is NOT wise... in reply to Dave in Reno, 07-10-2005 17:49:01  
Yes, when bucket roll-back valve is used, some pressure is placed on the loader frame with backhoes with hydra-level cylinders. However, it would not be a good idea to disconnect that cylinder. When the loader is raised to a high level without it, you'll need to keep adjusting the bucket level to prevent material in the bucket from dumping over the back and onto you. If the 2000 PSI loader relief valve pressure is set correctly, everything will work as designed.

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Phil ( NJ,AZ, Sask)

07-12-2005 08:05:33




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 Re: Removing that cylinder is NOT wise... in reply to Roger (Mi), 07-11-2005 16:08:53  
"When the loader is raised to a high level without it, you'll need to keep adjusting the bucket level to prevent material in the bucket from dumping over the back and onto you."

YES that is true but it only happens ONCE and you soon learn to tilt FWD as you lift.

The damage to the Frame, over the years (lots of welding around the upper pivit points)are indication of abnormal Stress. My frame snapped off (clean break) just above the FILL plug and that takes "serious" upward pressure by the Auto Leveling Cylinder, while the bucket is forced down).

The operator can be trained (to Roll the Bucket)
and metal stress is eliminated.

JMHO..

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Phil (NJ,AZ,Sask)

07-11-2005 15:39:27




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 Re: Case 530ck Loader questions in reply to Dave in Reno, 07-10-2005 17:49:01  
Mapleridge, correctly described the Function

"I would think that it would also put an extra load on the large lift cylinders." Yes it does. I have removed that RAM after I broke the Frame just under the FEL control PNL.

I think it was/is an Operator issue of using both controls at the same time, Lower & tilt forward.

Regards,



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mapleridge

07-10-2005 18:28:38




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 Re: Case 530ck Loader questions in reply to Dave in Reno, 07-10-2005 17:49:01  
The third cylinder is the hydra level on the bucket. As you raise the loader, the cylinder extends and keeps the bucket level.



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