First post here. Thank you for hearing me out.
My friends owns a L5030 that's out in the field right now.. I'm looking for some basic knowledge / info on this tractor before I head out there to tackle the job.
I have the service manual and I'm also a Mechanic by trade, so I'm not looking for a silver bullet but just maybe some things to look at right off the bat.
From the info I have gathered he said that he has no hydraulic functions at all. PS, implement and cylinder operation for the front will not work at all.
He took the dual pump out and had some people go through it without there being a problem found. Looking at the hyd schematic the PS runs through the front half and cylinder operation through the back half. I'm going to say the pump is OK for now. Is there a bleed procedure on this pump?
Now for the kicker. After spending a few hours explaining to him how the Hyd system operates and a few things to check for himself (before I drove out there) He mentioned that the tractor will not even go into forward or reverse. This was news to me but now I'm thinking I have a different problem. Maybe related, maybe not because it seems the systems are separate.
So where should I start when I get out there? What should I look for first? Are there any common problems with these units that I should be aware of?
Hopefully this will be a laugher and take 10 minutes to fix.
Thanks for your time, very much appreciated.
John-
My friends owns a L5030 that's out in the field right now.. I'm looking for some basic knowledge / info on this tractor before I head out there to tackle the job.
I have the service manual and I'm also a Mechanic by trade, so I'm not looking for a silver bullet but just maybe some things to look at right off the bat.
From the info I have gathered he said that he has no hydraulic functions at all. PS, implement and cylinder operation for the front will not work at all.
He took the dual pump out and had some people go through it without there being a problem found. Looking at the hyd schematic the PS runs through the front half and cylinder operation through the back half. I'm going to say the pump is OK for now. Is there a bleed procedure on this pump?
Now for the kicker. After spending a few hours explaining to him how the Hyd system operates and a few things to check for himself (before I drove out there) He mentioned that the tractor will not even go into forward or reverse. This was news to me but now I'm thinking I have a different problem. Maybe related, maybe not because it seems the systems are separate.
So where should I start when I get out there? What should I look for first? Are there any common problems with these units that I should be aware of?
Hopefully this will be a laugher and take 10 minutes to fix.
Thanks for your time, very much appreciated.
John-