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Re: 100 Hydraulics
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Posted by EricB on February 16, 2005 at 15:22:15 from (216.58.35.37):
In Reply to: Re: 100 Hydraulics posted by Mike Beam on February 16, 2005 at 13:58:08:
From what you are saying the 3pt hitch sounds like an accessory and not a factory unit. (I don"t know the 100 all that well.) If one lever is working well and the other isn"t, it leads me to believe you have a single cylinder on the blade and a double action insert behind the lever. Here"s a messy suggestion. If you have just one hose going to the blade there should only be pressure when the lever is activated. Disconnect the hose to the cylinder, start the tractor and then pull the lever. There should be no flow until the lever is moved. Then lots. If this works then you may have a seal broken in the cylinder, otherwise there is a mismatch in the controller.
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