hydraulic problem with FEL

[john_bud]

Well, I'm no expert, but what jinman said makes some sense.

But on the other hand, a diesel "wash" will get a lot of the buggers out too. I've used that technique on gear transmissions and run them on stands. It does get a lot of crud loose and out.

Without seeing the crud that is causing the issue, the solution is hard to guess. Could be organic growth, could be metallic, could be a seal or gasket. Heck could be a reaction to an additive in the fluid.

JJ - I read and re-read the thread. It looks to me that you jumped on Wayne for no reason and were out of line. I don't know if you are grumpy for past cause or just grumpy, but it looks to an outside observer that you are over the line. My advice, freely given and worth every cent, is to back it down a notch or two.

Merry Christmas,
jb

 

[J_J]

JJ - I read and re-read the thread. It looks to me that you jumped on Wayne for no reason and were out of line. I don't know if you are grumpy for past cause or just grumpy, but it looks to an outside observer that you are over the line. My advice, freely given and worth every cent, is to back it down a notch or two.

JB

Not grumpy at all, just stating the facts as I see them. As far as the data that was being talked about, I merely stated what Brendan Casey said. I get the news letter on a regular basis. I have emailed him questions, and he has answered them. No, I don't think he is the only hydraulic guru, but so far, the data/info he puts out seems credible. No, I don't claim to be a hydraulic expert, nor have a degree, and I try and not make mistakes on the forums/INTERNET, because someone will correct you. If one can not backup what they, at least point them in the right directions. I don't mind being wrong on things, because a person tends to state what they knows, however it may not be totally correct It just means that one need to know a little more.

If I hurt anyones feelings, I am truly sorry.

 

[Wayne County Hose]

No feelings hurt here. Water under the bridge so to speak.

 

[RWolf]

Well W-C-H I'll express my thanks to you and KennyD on my problem with my cracked seat on my loader valve. That was the first time I dealt with hydraulics and you both had a lot of very good information. Keep it up.

Richard