DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Took off the BH for the first time with no problem. Now I cant reconnect the Hy hoses from the BH to the tractor. Am sure all the air is out of the lines.
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ck30 BH connecting hydraulic lines
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DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Took off the BH for the first time with no problem. Now I cant reconnect the Hy hoses from the BH to the tractor. Am sure all the air is out of the lines.
Dodgeram
Gold Member
I had the same problem the first time.
I moved all the levers to relieve the pressure, still wouldn't go on.
I took a screwdriver to the "pin" on the female connectors and relieved the pressure (have a rag handy).
Went right together.
Hope it helps.
Tom
I moved all the levers to relieve the pressure, still wouldn't go on.
I took a screwdriver to the "pin" on the female connectors and relieved the pressure (have a rag handy).
Went right together.
Hope it helps.
Tom
Dodgeram
Gold Member
I had the same problem the first time.
I moved all the levers to relieve the pressure, still wouldn't go on.
I took a screwdriver to the "pin" on the female connectors and relieved the pressure (have a rag handy).
Went right together.
Hope it helps.
Tom
I moved all the levers to relieve the pressure, still wouldn't go on.
I took a screwdriver to the "pin" on the female connectors and relieved the pressure (have a rag handy).
Went right together.
Hope it helps.
Tom
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DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Dodger tried what you suggested, still not luck. Let me ask you how long did you hold the pin in and how much fuild did you lose? by the way thanks for the reply I need that BH.
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DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Dodger tried what you suggested, still not luck. Let me ask you how long did you hold the pin in and how much fuild did you lose? by the way thanks for the reply I need that BH.
Dodgeram
Gold Member
A second or two at the most. It was a nice little spray /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
Make sure the diverter valve is in the 3 PH position, otherwise you'll have pressure on the rear remote.
The only other thing I can think of: put the bottom (return line on first).
I also make sure the tractor is off (I guess to make sure there is no pressure)
Let me know what happens.
Tom
Make sure the diverter valve is in the 3 PH position, otherwise you'll have pressure on the rear remote.
The only other thing I can think of: put the bottom (return line on first).
I also make sure the tractor is off (I guess to make sure there is no pressure)
Let me know what happens.
Tom
Dodgeram
Gold Member
A second or two at the most. It was a nice little spray /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
Make sure the diverter valve is in the 3 PH position, otherwise you'll have pressure on the rear remote.
The only other thing I can think of: put the bottom (return line on first).
I also make sure the tractor is off (I guess to make sure there is no pressure)
Let me know what happens.
Tom
Make sure the diverter valve is in the 3 PH position, otherwise you'll have pressure on the rear remote.
The only other thing I can think of: put the bottom (return line on first).
I also make sure the tractor is off (I guess to make sure there is no pressure)
Let me know what happens.
Tom
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DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Dodger, what I ended up doing is cracking the lines on the backhoe, that did it. I want to tell you I spend most of the day on those connections in the heat, not a fun day. Connecting the backhoe to the tractor that took a little more that i was thinking it would. But now I know and next time should be a little easier and faster. Thanks once again for the advice, am off to do some digging. thanks
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DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Dodger, what I ended up doing is cracking the lines on the backhoe, that did it. I want to tell you I spend most of the day on those connections in the heat, not a fun day. Connecting the backhoe to the tractor that took a little more that i was thinking it would. But now I know and next time should be a little easier and faster. Thanks once again for the advice, am off to do some digging. thanks
