Re: Jerky loader

Posted by Jerry/MT on December 24, 2006 at 21:26:12 from (206.183.116.129):

In Reply to: Jerky loader posted by DL in MI on December 24, 2006 at 20:53:12:

Are you sure the cylinder rod isn't damaged(bent)? The milky color is indicative of water in the fluid. How cold is it where you are at? Hydraulics can be jerky when cold but that goes away when the fluid is warmed up. The loader dropping on it's own could be leakage in the control valve or worn seals in the cylinder or both. While you don't have to bleed the hydraiulics, you get the trapped air out by extending the cylinders and retracting them. the air comes out in the fluid and is released into the reservoir by the return flow.

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