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Re: Capacity 450 Hydraulic pump?
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Posted by Jerry on May 24, 2000 at 22:37:43 from (207.53.188.179):
In Reply to: Capacity 450 Hydraulic pump? posted by Leo on April 23, 1999 at 20:16:29:
Leo, Sent you an email but did not post so here it is. I beleive your problem may not be a pump or valve problem but a supply problem. Remove the pick up screen (four 5/16 inch bolts on right side of reservoir) from your hydraulic reservoir and see if it is plugged and collapsed. The fact your loader is working at all means the pump is most likely pumping. I went through my 450 system before I ever got it running and found the screen completely plugged and collapsed. Even if that is the problem, it would be wise to go through the whole system and clean it from stem to stern. Jerry
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