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3-point hydralics

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Gary '46 2N

11-08-2000 10:20:06




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I have a question. My hydralic lift arms seem to get very slow once the tractor gets warmed up. I usually have to rev the engine quite a bit to get it to lift my back blade. After the blade comes up, if I cut the throttle, it slowly drops. My question is, do you knowledgable folks think the lift cylinder could cause this? Or could it be the pump? The housing is full of oil. What is a good way to find the culprit? Thanx

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Timk

11-08-2000 11:24:24




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 Re: 3-point hydralics in reply to Gary '46 2N, 11-08-2000 10:20:06  
There are some excellent posts in the archives. Look at Zane's posts on diagnosing hydraulic problems. In fact, scroll down on this Board, since I think he responded to someone just a few days ago along these lines. FYI - I rebuilt my 2n hydraulics this summer and one of the things that helped my lift to function correctly when hot was going from #134 oil to 85-90 wt. oil....but don't do anything until you read Zane's posts.

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Gary '46 2N

11-08-2000 13:29:01




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 Re: Re: 3-point hydralics in reply to Timk, 11-08-2000 11:24:24  
Well, I went digging in the archives.....35 pages! Lots of stuff on each page! I checked the "B" for Basic hyd...nada....I checked the "H" for hyd trouble-shooting..... nada... I checked "T" for trouble-shooting....nada. Talk about a needle in a haystack! And to make it worse, my internet connection leaves much to be desired. SLOW loading pages and have to hit refresh several times to get a page to load completely. I get the ads fast then it hangs for 15-20 seconds doing nothing. Can somebody be a little more specific?

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TimK

11-08-2000 14:32:53




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 Re: Re: Re: 3-point hydralics in reply to Gary '46 2N, 11-08-2000 13:29:01  
OK. Scroll down this Board to page 2, to heading "9n 3 point raises slowly" and read Zane's post of 11-6-00.



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Gary '46 2N

11-08-2000 16:37:06




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 3-point hydralics in reply to TimK, 11-08-2000 14:32:53  
Thanx, Tim. I hope mine is as simple as the valve or the cylinder. I need to check what kind of oil mine has in it. It is clean. Been changed recently before I bought it.



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