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MF175 lift arm problem

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Dave Davis

07-02-2005 18:03:35




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I was moving a 3 point wood spliter around and the lift arms just quit woking can anyone help with possible cause. Thank You




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Dave Davis

07-07-2005 19:34:48




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to Dave Davis, 07-02-2005 18:03:35  
the front end loader runs off the auxilary pump insde the hyd. housing it is driven off the main pump which powers the lift arms.thank for reply



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GaryF

07-08-2005 04:13:40




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to Dave Davis, 07-07-2005 19:34:48  
Dave I do not have any experience with the MF Auxiliary Hydraulic System none of the manuals I have covers that system. I am guessing that there is a problem with the position of the levers(I hope)You should consider reposting your problem under 'MF auxiliary hydraulic questions' You may get Big Dean to respond.
Gary



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DavidP, South Wales

07-03-2005 07:52:57




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to Dave Davis, 07-02-2005 18:03:35  
Hi,
Do you have an 'isolating' valve on the front right of the hydraulic cover? It is easy to knock this valve with your foot whatever design it may be and move it into a shut or auxillary position.
Come back if you need any more help
DavidP



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GaryF

07-02-2005 19:31:40




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to Dave Davis, 07-02-2005 18:03:35  
Where did the hydraulic power for the splitter come from?



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Dave Davis

07-04-2005 07:58:09




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to GaryF, 07-02-2005 19:31:40  
The hyds. for the spliter were quik coupled to the aux.for the frontend loader.Thanks for your response. this is to Garyf



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GaryF

07-06-2005 14:01:24




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 Re: MF175 lift arm problem in reply to Dave Davis, 07-04-2005 07:58:09  
Sorry for taking so long to respond. The front loader has its own pump separate from the internal hydraulic pump?
Gary



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