I just purchased a jubilee that came with a loader it was all in pieces. I was able to put it all back together but now when I operate the loader it is jerky. at first I thought it had the wrong hyd fluid so I drained it and added ford f/a fluid. btw it is a davis skyline loader. I also cleaned the screen for the pickup it was plugged up. im hoping the pump is still good any suggestions. oh btw I have tried to dead head the pump several times thinking this would help to bleed the system of air.
Re: jerky loader in reply to crobins1, 12-30-2018 11:13:56
I live in the South and resent that everything that is going bad is referred to as going South. Just kidding. I understand why the term is used and everyone understands what it means.
Re: jerky loader in reply to crobins1, 12-30-2018 11:13:56
im not sure how the pump went does it matter if it could be upside down? the inlet and outlet is correct I wouldn't think it would matter on a hydraulic system
Re: jerky loader in reply to crobins1, 12-30-2018 14:21:29
Usually the inlet or suction side is larger opening than the pressure side. Yes it makes a difference to the sealing of the pump internals. Sounds like you are sucking air somewhere. Is hydraulic fluid foaming? If so. Indicates sucking air.
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