Hydraulics wonｴt go down Ford 3910

[oliveiracarlos]

Hello all,

My hydraulics don't go down. Has anybody already got this problem?

Thanks for the help.

Regards

 

[jones6780]

There is a valve to control how fast it lowers. All the way and it will prevent lowering. usually located below seat

 

[oliveiracarlos]

Hello,

Thanks for the help, unfortunately i Had to disassemble the entire hydraulics system and clean the feathering valve that controls the lift cylinder.

 

[oliveiracarlos]

Hello all again,

I will need to disassemble and assemble again the hydraulics, although they are working it seems that the control lever is not ok.

Can anyone help to get a picture or drawing of how to assemble the hydraulic command parts between them?

Thanks

 

[ovrszd]

I've got a shop manual. I'll see if I can post pictures of that assembly when I go to the shop.

 

[oliveiracarlos]

Ok.

Thanks

 

[showcattle]

There is a valve to control how fast it lowers. All the way and it will prevent lowering. usually located below seat

On the 3910, the flow control is on the right hand side by your right leg. It can get hit by your feet when getting on/off the tractor.

 

[ovrszd]

My speed control won't prevent the 3pt from dropping. Just controls the speed of drop and lift. Great feature.

 

[showcattle]

My speed control won't prevent the 3pt from dropping. Just controls the speed of drop and lift. Great feature.

I've never moved ours over all the way to see if the 3 point stopped moving. I do know with the NH compacts, you can stop all three point movement with the knob under the seat.

 

[ovrszd]

I've never moved ours over all the way to see if the 3 point stopped moving. I do know with the NH compacts, you can stop all three point movement with the knob under the seat.

The intention is different. The 3910 is old school. The intent is more to control height changes rather than close off the system. My 3910 also has dual rear remotes. Each has it's own adjuster for speed. So you can set the controller by your right foot to the rabbit position, then adjust either rear remote to the turtle position to slow that particular function without having an impact on others. The controller by your right foot will "slow" all functions including the 3pt. Very cool feature and rarely found on a tractor of this size.