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Big Dean- auxiliary hydraulics

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Jerry (AL)

09-24-2005 16:45:36

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Well, I don't know what was wrong with it but working fine now.

Last night I left it up and the disk was still up this morning. Before I left it I raised and lowered the disk several times but it took forever each time to extend the cylinder. When I cranked the tractor this morning, it actuated the cylinder properly. All I can figure was that something must have been stuck or bypassing and over night it righted itself. I worked the cylinder enough last night purge an air in the system.

Still puzzles me but glad it now works.

Thanks, Big Dean.

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Big Dean

09-24-2005 18:50:28

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Re: Big Dean- auxiliary hydraulics in reply to Jerry (AL), 09-24-2005 16:45:36

That sounds like it could have been the suction filter but the three point should have been slow raising also did you try it. That filter is a screen than can usually be washed out some of the crud could have fell out of it while it was setting. I would drain the oil and look at that filter and clean it if it is dirty. If you need help on how to remove it Email me. [email protected]

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Jerry (AL)

09-25-2005 08:37:25

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Re: Big Dean- auxiliary hydraulics in reply to Big Dean, 09-24-2005 18:50:28

Come to think of it, the 3 point did seem a little slow but not nearly as much as the auxiliary was. When I checked the oil in the system, I noticed some little specs on the stick like dirt. Might be time to empty it and flush it out?

I'll keep your email and try to get to it in before I have to use it again. I've got so much going on right now that I just haven't got the time to tear into it.

Thanks Big Dean.

Jerry

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