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slow lift on hydraulics

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Tony Speers (Ne

10-12-2005 15:07:33




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Can some offer some advice please, Tea Fergie slow lift on hydraulics until the end of the travel then speeds up dramatically. also hydraulic control lever seems to be at extent of its travel before hydralics operate. Have flushed the trans/hydraulic oil and replaced.any suggestions? many Thanks
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Jeff Rankin

10-14-2005 07:20:24




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 Re: slow lift on hydraulics in reply to Tony Speers (New Zealand), 10-12-2005 15:07:33  
I had the same problem with my 165D. I'm not sure of correct part names, but I'll try to explain what I found. Where the centerlink, on the three point hitch, connects to the yoke (under the rear of the seat) there are four bolts. If you remove those bolts and pull the assembly out there should be a large spring mounted on a shaft. The spring had lost tension over the years and was allowing fluid to slip past the seal that the spring was supposed to keep closed. I simply drove a thin piece of steel plate, with a slot cut into the center of it so that it would go around the shaft that runs thru the center of the spring, (it kind of looks like a horse shoe)between the base of the spring and the plate it rests against. By doing this it icreases the tension on the spring and no longer lets the fluid by-pass. The way I found this was by engaging the lift lever and shoving in on the centerlink, when I done that the lift came up as it should. Hope this helps.

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