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how to ID front loader

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John-AZ

10-09-2004 06:40:03




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Hi to all. I have a TO-30 with a front loader.
I am unable to find anything anywhere to tell me who or when it was made. How do I ID it? As I drivethe tractor both the bucket slowly tilts to empty position and the loader lowers to the ground. Is it true there are some o-rings to replace in the control value. And do I really need to know the make, model and year to fix this problem?
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2X4

10-09-2004 22:32:23




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 Re: how to ID front loader in reply to John-AZ, 10-09-2004 06:40:03  
Could be a home-made rig & have no name or #



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Bob

10-09-2004 07:22:40




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 Re: how to ID front loader in reply to John-AZ, 10-09-2004 06:40:03  
If you would post a picture, someone could probably ID it for you.

Generally, the "O" rings in the control valve prevent "external" leakage. The valve spools are a precision fit in the bores, and need no seals to hold the pressurized oil. (But, of course, there may be exceptions.)

Are both the bucket and loader lift cylinders double-acting? If so, the leak is likely the piston seals inside the cylinders.

A local hydraulic shop can get you anything you need in there, but you'll probably need to lay it up and take it apart so they can measure up the seals to match up replacements.

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