Re: Loader problem

Posted by Tony on June 05, 2004 at 22:24:22 from (64.122.56.182):

In Reply to: Loader problem posted by Vern on June 05, 2004 at 18:58:16:

The only way I know of is to isolate each cylinder with a shutoff valve. You have to take the line apart & install a valve on each one of the cyliders (on the hose that goes to the end of the cylinder that raises the loader). Then raise the loader, shut off the valves to the raising cylinders, if it continues to drop or start to sag to one side, the problem is in the cylinders themselves, If it doesn't drop anymore the problem is in the control valve on the tractor. You can also get by with only one shutoff valve on the main line because the cylinders are hooked together, but you can't isolate the problem if only one of the cylinders is leaking that way. It will still show you if your tractor valve is bad however. Good Luck. Tony

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