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Sticking hydraulics

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teadave

12-10-2000 10:18:58




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when i lift a LOT of weight on my 1951 tea20 3pt, sometimes it will not lower slowly. if you move the lever slowly there is no movement until it gets close to the bottom of its travel and then the arms drop really fast. the pump is from a to30(according to my i&t manual),and works fine otherwise. any suggestions? i have a box i use to carry firewood to the house and when i try to set it down in the garage it makes a big bang. my wife is getting upset about me waking the kids up every time i bring wood up.(i've thought about changing wives but this one is pretty well trained)

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Bill Mc

12-11-2000 20:20:28




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 Re: sticking hydraulics in reply to teadave, 12-10-2000 10:18:58  
Hi Dave my TO20 did the same thing. I found that the control fork pivet holes and pins were worn out, causing a bind with a heavy load on the top link rod.Also the pump control valve was sticking a little bit.Hope this helps.

Bill Mc



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jacobus

12-11-2000 03:58:53




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 Re: sticking hydraulics in reply to teadave, 12-10-2000 10:18:58  
These are our families suggestions: soundproof yhe garage wake the kids before you get the wood make the kids help you get wood My wife says,WHO IS REALLY TRAINED A big rubber pad But seriously, does the system do this when you have a small load also. Mine does the same when i do things that i know are to heavy for the system MERRY CHRISTMAS DAVE Are you ready for the big snow today Jack van leeuwen

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