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riverbend

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I was digging the snow out from in front of the greenhouses today and the control for the hydraulics started to act strange.

The first thing that I noticed was that once I had dumped a load of snow and pushed the control rod forward, it wouldn't stay down, and the loader would stop moving down.

The next thing was that the pump sounded like it was still running a little when the tab on the rod was resting against the stop. The loader would rise a little.

Towards the end, it didn't seem like it would pick up as much as it did at the start, a little like the pump was weak.

Over all, I would say that it is acting like the control rod is out of adjustment, but I don't think that there is any. Ideas ?

Thanks

Greg
 
usually pretty reliable, If it got loose or part way falling off it could get out of its drive slot where it attaches. other than that, it could be in the mechanism (internal) that controlls the delayed lowering. Good luck. Jim
 
Check the bolt that holds the control arm to the pump it could be loose.
If it is not loose there is probably something wrong inside the pump.
 
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