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swing cylinder,backhoe

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colevan

06-01-2007 08:55:52




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I have a 1950 IH 300 backhoe/loader the cylinder that swings the backhoe isnt working. there are two lines on one end of the cyl. and one line on the other end. one of the lines on the double end is capped. does anyone know how this is to be hooked up ? i just purchased this & havnt found a manual yet nor can i read the model.

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glennster

06-01-2007 10:56:56




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 Re: swing cylinder,backhoe in reply to colevan, 06-01-2007 08:55:52  
first check if the control lever is avtivating the spool valve. then i would crack the hydraulic lines loose a little where they go in the cylinder. then operate the swing controls and watch where the fluid comes out of the lines. just nudge the controls, you dont want to spray oil everywhere. that way you can see if you are getting flow to the cylinder itself. is the motor straining when you try and swing the bucket?? could be the cylinder is frozen. if you got fluid at both lines, last resort would be to disconnect the lines at the cylinder and use a come along to swing the bucket and see where the fluid comes out. then hook the lines up accordingly.

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colevan

06-01-2007 13:32:17




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 Re: swing cylinder,backhoe in reply to glennster, 06-01-2007 10:56:56  
no, the motor isnt straining. it will move a little one direction & when i pull the lever for the other direction i can swing it by hand.

i will do what you suggested & see what happens.
thanks for the response.



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