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MF 175 hydraulic levers sticking

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roadfever2

08-08-2005 12:13:00




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Hello
my levers that control my bucket (raise and tilt) are sticking. When I go to raise the bucket it it tilts as well and vise versa (both levers move together). If I hold one back and move the other it works but its tough operate that way. My controls are located on the opposite side of the seat from the valve. It looks to be a hollow tube controlling one and a solid tube within it that controls the other. Thoughts?

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Big Dean

08-09-2005 11:31:49




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 Re: MF 175 hydraulic levers sticking in reply to roadfever2, 08-08-2005 12:13:00  
That rod that runs through the hallow tube and across under the seat from the lever to the valve will corroed inside the tube causing the two of them to bind so when one is moved the other one moves also. About the only way I have ever been able to free them up is by removing them and taking them apart and puting never seize on the inner one. I have heard of people drilling small holes in the tube and spraying penertrate oil in the holes I have never tried that so I do not know how well it will work.

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