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Posted by Wayne on August 09, 2003 at 17:38:28 from (205.188.209.77):
Not quite sure how the hydraulics work on my front end loader.Question #1- on a double acting clynder to raise the bucket the fluid comes in at the bottom of cylinder right? #2- To lower the bucket fluid comes in at the rod end (or the top) Right? #3- So when lowering the fluid that came in at the bottom hose when raised, is then pushed out the bottom hose back through the control valve and through the filter and returned to the reservoir Right? #4 In the control valve is there one return outlet for both lift cylinder and bucket tilt or one for each? Now here's the problem the bucket raises fine even loaded, the tilt (or dump) also works fine, the darn thing will not lower when raised all points to a restriction Right? I have tryed changing the hoses from the side to the tilt side still won't lower. Any sugestions or tips will be greatly appreciated Thanks ahead Wayne
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