Dime size hole in the hydraulic loader tube.

[chrisjbell]

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[valkman]

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[valkman]

Tube came Fed Ex last night at 7:45 p.m. Man those guys work late. Loader will be back in business tonight! Then pickin' rocks /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Do I need to bleed ?? the system when replacing the line.? Or just replace the line, and check the fluid and get to work.

Thanks

 

[chrisjbell]

I checked my "Workshop Manual - Tractor" (for some reason that title cracks me up), and I don't think you have to bleed the system. From what I can tell it is self bleeding - which makes sense because when I take the FEL off I'm sure that some air gets in the hydraulics, but there's no recommendation to bleed it out.

But, this is all "book learning", not "street smarts". /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[valkman]

Thanks for the reply. I did just hook up the line, and after a 2-3 second delay my loader worked just fine.