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griffin

10-24-2007 16:27:22

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I have a 65. I removed the double spool valve. I pulled a piston out of the cylinders, so I put a blank cover on it with the dip tube. Now I have no movement on my 3 point. I also drained and flushed with diesel fuel and filled with fresh fluid.Is my pump shot????

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DavidP, South Wales

10-25-2007 00:19:07

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Re: 3 point in reply to griffin, 10-24-2007 16:27:22

Hi,
As I understand you you have removed a valve assembly from the top front of the hydraulic cover and replaced it with the blanking cap and now have no lift. Remove the cap and make sure that the stand pipe is engaged in the pump below. It is possible to fit the cap with the pipe out. Check the condition of the O rings and PTFE back-up washers at each end. Align the pipe in the pump and push down gently. You will 'feel' it engage and it will look square against the cover.
DavidP, South Wales

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griffin

10-25-2007 14:05:40

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Re: 3 point in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 10-25-2007 00:19:07

thanks I`ll try it

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griffin

10-25-2007 15:54:17

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Re: 3 point in reply to griffin, 10-25-2007 14:05:40

Ok, the tube is missing in action!!! Should I take off the top plate or drain out some fluid and go through the inspection cover by the dip stick??

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DavidP, South Wales

10-27-2007 01:09:04

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Re: 3 point in reply to griffin, 10-25-2007 15:54:17

Hi,
Drain the oil to the level of the bottom bolt on the side cover and remove the cover. You should be able to 'fish' around for the stack pipe. If you can't find it, it will mean taking the cover off.
Happy fishing!

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griffin

10-25-2007 15:52:14

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Re: 3 point in reply to griffin, 10-25-2007 14:05:40

Ok, the tube is missing in action!!! Should I take off the top plate or drain out some fluid and go through the inspection cover by the dip stick??

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