txdon
Super Star Member
I have that loader. Take a picture of the area in question.
LA853 Loader Hoses, In a Jam.
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Looking for where each of these hoses are supposed to go to verify that the dealership even routed everything correctly from the start.
Two hoses at the top, where white is, two in the middle and the two at the bottom where the yellow is. Following the diagram I posted the white and yellow should be swapped with the two right under them as shown in this picture (actually the two to the left of them when looking directly at the valve in the correct orientation)
Two hoses at the top, where white is, two in the middle and the two at the bottom where the yellow is. Following the diagram I posted the white and yellow should be swapped with the two right under them as shown in this picture (actually the two to the left of them when looking directly at the valve in the correct orientation)
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txdon
Super Star Member
I'll name the hoses as:
11:00 - White hose
12:00 - small hose between white and yellow
1:00 - yellow hose
3:00 - under yellow
5:00 - small hose in middle
9:00 - hose under white
Following the lines to the four metal lines on the loader arm
For metal lines I'll label as:
1st top
2nd
3rd
4th bottom
1st top - connects to white
2nd - connects to yellow
3rd -connects to 9:00
4th bottom -connects to 3:00
My 9 and 3 are quick disconnects, like white and yellow, so I can detach the loader without using a wrench.
(However in the ten years I have owned the tractor I have never taken off the loader.)
note: My white and yellow marked quick disconnect are at the same place yours are at.
11:00 - White hose
12:00 - small hose between white and yellow
1:00 - yellow hose
3:00 - under yellow
5:00 - small hose in middle
9:00 - hose under white
Following the lines to the four metal lines on the loader arm
For metal lines I'll label as:
1st top
2nd
3rd
4th bottom
1st top - connects to white
2nd - connects to yellow
3rd -connects to 9:00
4th bottom -connects to 3:00
My 9 and 3 are quick disconnects, like white and yellow, so I can detach the loader without using a wrench.
(However in the ten years I have owned the tractor I have never taken off the loader.)
note: My white and yellow marked quick disconnect are at the same place yours are at.
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txdon
Super Star Member
Did that answer your question?
Yours was setup different from mine. My white and yellow were on the bottom two hard lines on the inside of loader arm. I figure on the other end of the loader hard lines at the bottom they went to different cylinders than mine.
We just kept swapping all hoses around till we figured it out. Felt like it was the last combination we used that did it…… Go figure. We had some lines crossed and to further complicate it after we got it all figured out we discovered we had a bad quick connect the whole time to further complicate trying to figure it out but finally got it. Thanks for the help. I do appreciate it.
We just kept swapping all hoses around till we figured it out. Felt like it was the last combination we used that did it…… Go figure. We had some lines crossed and to further complicate it after we got it all figured out we discovered we had a bad quick connect the whole time to further complicate trying to figure it out but finally got it. Thanks for the help. I do appreciate it.
Samuellm
Member
"Felt like it was the last combination we used that did it."
Well if you carried on swapping after it was working it would say a few thing about your mental prowess.
Well if you carried on swapping after it was working it would say a few thing about your mental prowess.
