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MF 35 lift stuck in up position

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John A. Sharret

06-15-2006 17:58:38




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MF-35 lift is stuck in up position, will not go down. Looking for possible solution to repair.




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John A. Sharrett III

06-17-2006 05:58:51




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 Re: MF 35 lift stuck in up position in reply to John A. Sharrett III, 06-15-2006 17:58:38  
Big Dean,

Thanks for the help I will give it a try the first of the week and I will let you know what happens!

Thanks!

John



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Big Dean

06-15-2006 18:33:59




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 Re: MF 35 lift stuck in up position in reply to John A. Sharrett III, 06-15-2006 17:58:38  
These most common cause for that problem is a stuck control valve in the three point pump. They can usually be unstuck by draining the oil down to just below the bottom bolt hole for the assess plate with the hydraulic oil dipstick in it. Remove the access plate. Behind it will be two vertical levers hanging down from the top. Move the Position and Draft control levers to the full lowering position to move the vertical lever toward the front of the tractor. The pump control lever sticking up from the pump has a roller between the two levers that the vertical levers contact. With the engine running and the pump turning. Push the levers with the roller towards the back of the tractor as far as you can release it the lift arms should lower then if not try it again it will sometimes take 2 or 3 times to free up the valve.

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John A. Sharrett III

07-03-2006 03:30:56




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 Re: MF 35 lift stuck in up position in reply to Big Dean , 06-15-2006 18:33:59  
I tried moving the lever after draining fluid and removing cover and nothing happen. One of my friends came up and looked at it and went back and pushed down on the arm and it moved a little. With both our weight we could not get it to go down, so we applied a pry bar, a 5 foot one and it went down. It goes up and down provided that you do not raise it all the way. I think this will change with the weight of the bushhog. It had been sitting up for about six months when I tried to use it and it became stuck. I run the tractor every so often when not being used, for now on I will use the arms as well to insure that they do not stick.

Many thanks for your help!!!!!

John

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