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Oliver 880 hydraulics

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Matt Werner

10-20-2000 08:55:13




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I'm posting this for my Dad, who has a Oliver 880. He uses it primarily for snow-blowing in the winter and has a blower mounted on the 3-pt hitch. The 3-pt raises and lowers the blower just fine. He uses the other set of hydraulics to power a small cylinder to turn the chute from one side to the other.

The problem is that the hydraulics do not allow him to turn the chute from side to side. He can turn it to one side fine, but when he tries to turn it the other way, the tractor bogs down.

We have determined that it is not in the cylinder he is using by switching hoses.

We have also determined that while the tractor is pumping fluid into one side of the cylinder, it is not allowing fluid to leave the other side of the cylinder (thus it's pressurizing both sides of the cylinder).

If you couldn't tell already, I'm not exactly a hydraulics whiz. If someone could point us in the right direction, it would be a great help!

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LazyHorse

10-20-2000 16:53:11




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 Re: Oliver 880 hydraulics in reply to Matt Werner, 10-20-2000 08:55:13  
You might also make sure you've got the correct hydraulic couplings. My 880 only works with the old style Pioneer male couplers. They have the extended tip which allows the check ball to fully open when seated.



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larry

10-20-2000 16:17:31




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 Re: Oliver 880 hydraulics in reply to Matt Werner, 10-20-2000 08:55:13  
First you need to be useing two lines on the same side of the tractor (case tractors used one on each side). You don't say if both hoses push out fluid so one thing to look at is if one of the restrictors has been turned in so it is closed and not letting fluid flow. The restrictor is the pipe elbow that the hose is hooked to that has an adjustment nut on it.



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