screamin400
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- Joined
- Aug 1, 2015
- Messages
- 674
- Location
- Lee Center NY
- Tractor
- 2016 Mahindra 2538, 2016 Mahindra 2655, 2017 CaseIH 75C, 2021 CaseIH 110c., 2020 Kubota svl 65-2, 2022 Kubota svl 75-2
Mine has done it since day one.
Acceptable slip with engine running keeping the cylinders pressured should be almost unmeasurable over an hour or probably more in my opinion. Especially on a new machine.
Whatever position the bucket is at the control valves must be closed for stable position. The tractor does not have to be running. For the position to change downwards there has to be fluid leaving the cylinder. Either a cylinder seal leaks, the control valve leaks or a PSV leaks or an external fitting leaks.
Yes on a lift cylinder.
Maybe I'm the one confused, but I though we were talking about curl cylinders? Where the bucket/forks want to dump.
(Drift caused by cylinders extending is different that drift caused by cylinders compressing).