wdchyd
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Gary, you could right, it just looks odd having the PB sleeve not be lined up with the center (pressure core) of the CV.....
Gary, you could right, it just looks odd having the PB sleeve not be lined up with the center (pressure core) of the CV.....
Just returned from Christmaas with the in-laws and no computer.
I thought about needed to change the hydraulic oil again, but was hoping I would not have to crawl inder the tractor soon, since it will not fit indoors and we are in the middle of the rainy season (1 Oct to 30 Sept) in Seattle.
For clarification...I try to use the attachments at 2000 to 2500 rpms so I don't think that is a problem. Just that change in rpm makes a noticeable change in bucket speed. Neither raising the bucket nor curling stops in motion. The problem occcurs only when I stop it and then restart the motion. It does not seem to matter what position the bucket is in, sometime it lifts or tips and sometimes it does not. It seems like there is a little dirt somewhere that stops the oil flow until I change the position of the bucket.
In addition to being educational, the various replies used some abbreviations that I could not figure out. What are regen, CV and PB? Also where should I permanently mount a pressure gauge on a Ford 1900?
That would fit with an air leak in the suction side. Cold oil or a suction restriction might do it too. Is your loader ever jerky when you first raise it?OK, I went ahead and ran the tractor in the garage. (cough, cough). Here is what I timed:
1000 rpm - loader to full height = 14 seconds
2000 rpm - Loader to full height = 11 seconds
Cylinders are 1.75" at 19" stroke
So there is some increase in speed just not much IMO
I also checked the return line to the tank and there is no oil flowing with the joystick in center position. Quite messy when you move it thoe.
That would fit with an air leak in the suction side. Cold oil or a suction restriction might do it too. Is your loader ever jerky when you first raise it?
larry
OK, I went ahead and ran the tractor in the garage. (cough, cough). Here is what I timed:
1000 rpm - loader to full height = 14 seconds
2000 rpm - Loader to full height = 11 seconds
Cylinders are 1.75" at 19" stroke
So there is some increase in speed just not much IMO
I also checked the return line to the tank and there is no oil flowing with the joystick in center position. Quite messy when you move it thoe.