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3-Point Lift Arms won't lift

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Jeff

05-29-2002 13:07:34




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My 3-point lift want raise at all. I drained and added new oil last year before I put it away. I have checked the oil level, which is fine. Am I looking at a rebuild or am I missing something? I also noticed the draft spring is VERY loose, where it wasn't last year.

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Jay




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Gotta ask... Steve IA

05-29-2002 13:45:08




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 Re: 3-Point Lift Arms won't lift in reply to Jeff, 05-29-2002 13:07:34  
You do have the PTO on, right? 8 )
Steve8N 169302



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Jeff

05-30-2002 03:07:35




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 Re: Re: 3-Point Lift Arms won't lift in reply to Gotta ask... Steve IA, 05-29-2002 13:45:08  
Yes. PTO is engaged and spinning :) (As a computer tech, I understand your question! "Oh, it has to be plugged in to work?")



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Steve IA

05-30-2002 14:10:54




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 Re: Re: Re: 3-Point Lift Arms won't lift in reply to Jeff, 05-30-2002 03:07:35  
I'm surprised you haven't got more responses. I'm no expert, but I'll give you my best. I'd pull the round cover on the right side of the tranny and with the motor running and the PTO on, I'd look in for any obvious leaks. The ram cylinder is overhead of the hole so you have to look up and forward to see much there. Also with the cover off, I'd move the quadrant lever up and down and see if the control arm which connects the quadrant with the pump valves is moving. Next I'd shut off the engine and reach inside down the control arm into the oil and see if the arm is connected to the T valve(the arm has a ball end that fits into the t valve socket. I'm assuming you have an 8N, you didn't say. If it's a 2 or 9 then the control arm has 2 legs which connect to the valve, and these have been known to disconnect. If this doesn't give you any hints, repost with what you've done and what you've seen, and what kind of tractor it is. You may be advised to get out the manual and pull the lift cover to inspect the linkage before you drop the hydraulic pump. I'm guessing it's a linkage problem of some kind. HTH Steve 8N 169302

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