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J_J
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- Joined
- Sep 6, 2003
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- JACKSONVILLE, FL
- Tractor
- Power-Trac 1445, KUBOTA B-9200HST
All your answers are appreciated, and this is why I posted the drops per minutes data, about valve and cyl leakage.
A lot of people are thinking the decent rate with tractor off is a bad sign, but in reality, it is maybe normal for your tractor.
However if you have to keep adjusting the lever when transporting a load, something might need attention.
If you can watch the loader descend with the lever in neutral, that also needs attention.
You could probably say that the hi dollar machines will have a very good valve with tight tolerances, and the economy tractor will have the economy valve with low tolerances will barely meet the specs.
If you use economy tractors for man lifts, you are taking a chance. Machines made for man lifts, fork lifts, etc, will have a very tight tolerance on the valve, and have other checks in place,
A lot of people are thinking the decent rate with tractor off is a bad sign, but in reality, it is maybe normal for your tractor.
However if you have to keep adjusting the lever when transporting a load, something might need attention.
If you can watch the loader descend with the lever in neutral, that also needs attention.
You could probably say that the hi dollar machines will have a very good valve with tight tolerances, and the economy tractor will have the economy valve with low tolerances will barely meet the specs.
If you use economy tractors for man lifts, you are taking a chance. Machines made for man lifts, fork lifts, etc, will have a very tight tolerance on the valve, and have other checks in place,