beenthere
Super Star Member
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2001
- Messages
- 18,091
- Location
- Southern Wisconsin, USA
- Tractor
- JD_4x2_Gator, JD_4300, JD_425, JD_455 AWS, added JD_455, JD_110, JD_X485(sold)
Welcome to TBN
I'd look for a stick stuck in somewhere that restricts movement.
Remove the boot and see if there is something there that is causing the side to side movement.
I'd look for a stick stuck in somewhere that restricts movement.
Remove the boot and see if there is something there that is causing the side to side movement.
Attachments
BT, Thanks for the detailed parts diagrams.
Inside the cup the left side linkage is frozen up facing the frontend. Put some kroil oil to free up.
But I have been noticing for sometime that I was having to pull back harder even hitting the instrument cover to raise.
So is it possible to adjust these linkages to help remove slack from my joystick?
Also can I increase the frontend lifting capacity with other aftermarket systems?
Inside the cup the left side linkage is frozen up facing the frontend. Put some kroil oil to free up.
But I have been noticing for sometime that I was having to pull back harder even hitting the instrument cover to raise.
So is it possible to adjust these linkages to help remove slack from my joystick?
Also can I increase the frontend lifting capacity with other aftermarket systems?
dodge man
Super Star Member
On my JD, a 2025r, I adjusted the pressure higher and it increased my lift capacity noticeably. I can’t remember the exact specs for mine but I think it suppose to be 2000 to 2200 psi. Mine was on the low end of the spec and it ended up at about 2450psi. On mine you just adjusted it on the underside of the joystick. I had to remove an inner fender to get to it. You can check it by removing on of the loader quick connects and hooking up a pressure gauge. A company called Ken’s Bolt On Hooks sells the setup or you can build your own.
Of course ant time you exceed a manufacturer’s spec you are taking a chance. I don’t often lift heavy things with my tractor but at times I do. The only negative I’ve seen is maybe the controls are a little more sensitive.
Of course ant time you exceed a manufacturer’s spec you are taking a chance. I don’t often lift heavy things with my tractor but at times I do. The only negative I’ve seen is maybe the controls are a little more sensitive.