Posted by gunpacker on September 15, 2020 at 09:46:51 from (172.58.38.167):
Good Morning,
I have a 1958 Ford 801 Powermaster that has an "Superior" brand H-120 series bucket loader on it. The bucket will not stay in the rolled back position. When you are operating it, you roll the bucket and where ever you stop it at, it will just fall right back to the empty position. I had the left bucket ram rebuilt about 6 months ago and everything worked just fine. Then one day this problem arrives. I thought that the leveler controls were the cause so, I had they re-built. Well, that did not cure the problem so, I thought well the right side bucket ram must be the problem so, I had that re-built. Nope, that didn't cure it either... I have looked everywhere for a manual for it but there are none available. So, I'm hoping someone can help me out here. P.S. Yes full of fluid, no fluid leaks anywhere...
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