Posted by Matt460 on June 30, 2009 at 17:19:27 from (71.234.106.161):
OK so Ive done everything I could do without replacing parts. New oil, new filter, and I took out the cessena pump and checked it for wear and nothing! Every time I run my 460 for a few hours it will start loosing pressure in its hydraulics, and constantly try to lift the rear fast hitch with a load on it. (For example: After a couple hrs it will start to sink and relift my balers toung. You can hear it straining the engine a little as it lifts it). It also wont lift equipment with the regular hydraulics, like lifting a regular 11ft wheel harrow onto its wheels. So... what could it be? It just doesnt seem to make sense. Could it be in the valves? Any ideas before I tear into those? The fluids are all clear no bubbles or anything and no water; but they do seem to be getting awfully hot after a while. Is there some means of cooling that may be getting plugged and causing the fluid to thin out too much? I mean it lifts perfect when cold and works great and then all of a sudden it starts dropping. Any help would be great, Ive been workin on this one for days now and its gettin to me!
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