Posted by MSM on February 19, 2019 at 07:41:53 from (172.58.185.246):
In Reply to: Terramite posted by bobbie01 on February 18, 2019 at 19:41:06:
They used a simple hydraulic pump to power the hydraulics for the loader and hoe that is plumbed into a hydraulic motor coupled to the rear axle. Unless yours is losing forward/ reverse travel or the loader or hoe are getting weak,change the fluid and filter and you should be good.If your engine is weak and unable to maintain rpm the hydraulics will seem weak also as they are rpm sensitive. The pump and motor can be rebuilt if needed by a reputable hydraulic shop,it won't be inexpensive,but it will be considerably cheaper than rebuilding a hydrostatic pump and motor.
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