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nboost

09-17-2006 19:18:52




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I have a MF35. When I start the engine and lift my 3-point it comes up like it should. It will hold that spot and won't bleed off. When I push my clutch in it will lower the 3-point lift. It supposed to lower when my clutch is engaged. It is kinda hard to get off my trailer. When I raise the lift and push the clutch in to put in reverse it lowers the lift.




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Big Dean

09-18-2006 07:55:28




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 Re: Is this right in reply to nboost, 09-17-2006 19:18:52  
As David says in his post you have a serious leak in the hydraulic system someplace if you will send me an email address I have a trouble shooting article with a picture that shows the things that will cause the lift not to raise I will email them to you



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DavidP, South Wales

09-18-2006 00:27:59




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 Re: Is this right in reply to nboost, 09-17-2006 19:18:52  
Hello, sounds like you have a serious internal leakage. It could be as simple as a broken O ring on the pipe that comes up from the pump to the top cover, leaking valves in the pump or broken or seized rings in the piston under the top cover. When you have an implement on the linkage you will probably see that the arms fall slightly and then rise then fall and rise again.
Oil is being lost and the linkage is compensating for it. Nothing really short of a full strip and inspection. It could be one of the above or a combination.
DavidP

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