airbiscuit
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I have a friend that has a 3032e that he bought new. He absolutely loves it, but the bucket droops. The loader raises and holds just fine, but the bucket tilt will not hold position. Has been back to the dealer a few times where they supposedly rebuilt the rams and the loader control valve. Bucket still droops. To me it sounds like the loader (curl) valve is defective, but dealer says it is okay.
He has heard from others that if he drains some of the hydraulic fluid and adds (quite a bit of) STP it will slick things up and make them work. I think that would change the viscosity too much, especially in cold weather.
So, have any other 3032e owners had similar problems? Any ideas about what the problem is?
If that bucket would stay up for 4 hours he would call his dealer! (with joy)
He has heard from others that if he drains some of the hydraulic fluid and adds (quite a bit of) STP it will slick things up and make them work. I think that would change the viscosity too much, especially in cold weather.
So, have any other 3032e owners had similar problems? Any ideas about what the problem is?
If that bucket would stay up for 4 hours he would call his dealer! (with joy)