To-35 hydraulics and standpipe

Freakshow · Oct 13, 2018

I was having problems with my hydrolics being weak and not wanting to go all the way up with any weight on it (scrape blade or dirt scoop). So I went searching all through Google and mainly this forum. I found a post saying to check the stand pipe o-rings so I pulled the stand pipe the o-rings looked alright (none were missing or broken). I then put the stand pipe back in place cranked the tractor up and now the lift isn't even trying to move at all. I have no clue what it could be I even took the cover off the stand pipe and cranked the tractor cuz shouldn't it shoot out a bunch of oil if I do that? I've spent the last 2 days searching for answers and I can't figure it out any help is greatly appreciated thanks in advance

wjytexas · Oct 13, 2018

I hope you don't think I am insulting you but starting with the easiest - it sounds like you didn't drain the fluid so are you sure
you got the riser inserted properly into the pump?

Freakshow · Oct 13, 2018

Hey man like I said any ideas help lol I think I do and your right I didn't drain it but when I put the tube back it felt like it slid into the right spot

John Deere D · Oct 13, 2018

I have been known to NOT PLACE the stand pipe in the supply bore on the PUMP.

Bob. Owner Operator MF FE 35 X and other colored Tractors:

ptfarmer · Oct 13, 2018

When putting the stand pipe back in, it's pretty easy to miss putting it in the stand pipe bore of the hydraulic pump (in other words it happens a lot).

Freakshow · Oct 13, 2018

Thank ya everyone I decided to keep trying to place it and I finally got it so now that's one problem down onto the next one

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