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Re: Re: Re: Re: 424 FLOW CONTROL VALVE
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Posted by Jon on July 23, 2003 at 04:35:14 from (206.152.188.131):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: 424 FLOW CONTROL VALVE posted by Jon on July 23, 2003 at 03:51:59:
There are several things that could have happened.You either changed the Hyd oil or added a large amount hyd oil or cleaned the metal in-line strainer or added a new valve or even removed or drained any hoses,especially the power steering if so equipped.The easiest or fastest solution as i do here in my shop....back the tractor up onto the beaver tail of the trailer or steep incline so the rear end is higher than the front end.Then ,if this tractor is equipped with a loader use the hyd down pressure of the loader to raise the frontend of the tractor.... keeping in mind the rear end of the tractor still needs to be higher.You will need to work the 3pth up and down several times bleeding out the air,then by turning steering wheel completely around back in forth in both directions several times to bleed those lines if so equipped the p/s.Then ,by that time let the front end down ,still keeping the tractor on the encline and work the loader up and down.This will allow good oil flow to the system and will re-prime the hyd system.Hopefully this will solve your problem if not... Please email me
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