Hydro help

[alpinebigfoot]

Yes the hose that will work is like 4ft. Long. I could take it off and try it. I'm just freaked out I don't want to blow this pump

 

[winston1]

Post #54 you shown the two hose ends. Plug them together and your loop is done.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

That is on the snowplow that is off the tractor. I can take one of those hoses on the plow and put the other connector on the end and plug it in. I will give it a try.

 

[winston1]

Mighty confusing. Does your diverter block on the tractor just have quick connects screwed in it or hoses coming off it with quick connects?

 

[alpinebigfoot]

You telling me lol

 

[winston1]

My bad, I went back to the beginning of the thread and see the connects screwed into your block. Do whatever neccesary to loop those two together. :confused3:

 

[careyo63]

The 186 parts manual does not show a key under the hex drive but Hoye shows a key for it. I would remove the nut and hex drive and take a look for a key, sheared maybe. HYD. PUMP SHAFT KEY_: Yanmar Tractor Parts[/QUOTE]


I don't understand. Are you saying there is a Shaft key underneath large Hex Bolt? That would mean the large Hex bolt would spin then just by Holding the smaller Nut? If the key was Sheared?http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...-imageuploadedbytapatalk1456944389-293376-jpg

I'm pretty sure that is a key Visable. HYDRAULIC PUMP: Yanmar Tractor Parts Or really any need for a key then??

 

[alpinebigfoot]

I just ordered keys, o rings and the gasket. So I will have them. Also got the hour cable hopefully that fixes my meter to.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

Another question. So if this works there will be air in the system. Any problems with that? Do I have to bleed it somehow?

 

[Nromes]

Make sure that your quick disconnect is not dirty/blocked and has completely closed. And be sure your control levers are not sticking.