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Lops

05-08-2001 12:04:47




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Please advise,

While trying to "spike" a hay bale from the side and not being successful the first time, I thought that if I would get a running start (in reverse) that the hay spear would then penetrate the tough bale. Well aside from a good jolt nothing happened. Seconds later the hyd. lift stopped working. I peeked into the reservoir through the dipstick cover/plate and saw some terbulence in the oil. I replaced the oil and still no luck. I then replaced the pump and this time no terbulence and no response. The pump was taken from a 8-n parts piece of tractor that I bought specifically because the man that sold it to me had told me that the hyd. system on it was in excellent shape. Somebody else told me to check the "dogbone" in it. What does that mean?

Thanks for any thoughts on this subject.

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Dell (WA)

05-08-2001 12:14:17




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 Re: 8-n hyd problems in reply to Lops, 05-08-2001 12:04:47  
Lops..... ..the connecting rod to the hydraulic piston is....guess what?....shaped like a dog bone.

Now then, when abused, the dogbone has been known to put a hole right thru the top of the hydraulic piston. And guess what?....with a hole in the hydraulic piston, the darn thing don't work. Wonder why?

Respectfully..... ...Dell



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Lops

05-08-2001 12:41:15




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 Re: Re: 8-n hyd problems in reply to Dell (WA), 05-08-2001 12:14:17  
I guess I am in need of a new piston. Also might have busted the relief valve on the first pump? This tuff old ford had done more macho things like knocking down trees in reverse with the ramming jolts of the trusty box blade and knocking 1500 lb. cow carcasses into gullies for twenty years of my life without ever get'n soft on me. With the second pump I did not see any fluid dripping from the top (didn't see any on the first pump) nor any terbulence on the bottom (did see some on the first pump). Hoping that the piston / dogbone (if it is that) are ok on my parts tractor. Any other culprits?

Thanks for responding.

Lops(tx)

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