I have a 2003 Cub Cadet 7200 with a Woods 457 Backhoe. After a couple months of use, a line on the backhoe blew. I took the backhoe off in order to replace the hose and still be able to use the tractor in the mean time, and when I re-attached the backhoe, it no longer worked. I am not very familiar with hydraulics, but I know I hooked the lines up correctly. Any ideas why it no longer works? Do I need to bleed the system? Thanks!
Cub Cadet 7200 Backhoe Not Working
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bindian
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Rastafunk,
I am thinking your quick disconnects are not fully engaged. Then again, maybe a relief valve blew and stuck in that position.
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There is no need to "bleed" the system, just moving all functions from lock-to-lock will do that.
Does the engine sound labored at all? Like Brandi wrote, recheck all the connection again.
Does the engine sound labored at all? Like Brandi wrote, recheck all the connection again.
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I would encourage everyone using hydraulics to install a hyd gage in the hyd system, to know what is normal and not normal.
bindian
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JJ,
That is a good idea, but how does it relate to his backhoe not working now?:confused2:
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Because you will know when you have pressure to any circuit, and how much.
QD's unlatched could shut off pressure.
In a complete BH circuit, the fluid flows through all valves in line, including the BH control valve, and then to tank. If pressure builds up on the gage, when you move a BH lever, then you have pressure, hopefully enough.
QD's unlatched could shut off pressure.
In a complete BH circuit, the fluid flows through all valves in line, including the BH control valve, and then to tank. If pressure builds up on the gage, when you move a BH lever, then you have pressure, hopefully enough.
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I've done this myself before. 99% chance of the quick disconnects not connected properly. They might LOOK attached....and FEEL attached.....but they're NOT attached.
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I should have said shut off hyd flow.
