whirly
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- Joined
- Sep 3, 2011
- Messages
- 294
- Location
- Pepe'ekeo, HI
- Tractor
- Fordson Power Major, Kubota MX5100HST
well, crap.. How often do you change it ? 380 hrs on the tractor
OM says every 400 hrs.
Dealer OWES you an Ownwer's Manual!!!!!!
well, crap.. How often do you change it ? 380 hrs on the tractor
OM says every 400 hrs.
Dealer OWES you an Ownwer's Manual!!!!!!
If it was a Kubota Dealer then he has access to the OM.
You can find an MX5200 Manual on line and the operations and maintenance schedule are identical.
If you can't find it ... PM me.
The float position on the valve is really pretty simple. Don't let it overwhelm you. There are usually 3 or 4 springs (about the size in a ink pen) that hold the steel balls in place and are pushed by the valve spool when you move the lever.
There is probably some moisture in the end cup and some dirt or corrosion is causing the trouble. Just needs to be cleaned up and put a touch of white lithium grease on them.
hydraulic spool repair kit - Google Search
If this link works, look at item #8 (springs) and #11 (balls) as an example of what they are and where they are located.
On my L3130 the float got jammed up, took off the end cap and everything was rusted. Cleaned up oiled and drilled a hole at the bottom of the cap to let the water drain out and no more problems. Drill the hole big enough and you can stick a WD40 straw up there and give it shot every once in a while.
David
Thanks, If it doesn't free up ans begin to work correctly, I may take it apart and look for a problem
I could kick myself in the AZZ for not checking this.
I did check out the other loader functions, just not the float
$500 maybe for a whole new loader valve, not that it would really come to that. Possibly a few bucks for some springs & ballbearings. More likely just need to take it apart & clean it.Hey Kenmac, quit beating yourself up over this item that you missed checking. If that,s the biggest item you missed while checking over the whole tractor, you done good. This issue it,s really a biggy.
Lots of great help on here, so I,m sure it won,t be a big dollar to get it working properly, and we all get to learn how this valve is suppose to work at the same time.
HST filters are not something I'd try to save money on. IF the aftermarket filter does not do what it is suppose to do, do you have any idea of the cost to get your tractor back to working order?? Just a clue...much more than the difference in filter price.
Hey Whirly, you tried those after market HST filters on your tractor ? I ordered one off Ebay last night. Gonna try it instead of the $65.00 Kubota filter
.........Anyone got an after market # for the HST filter ? I was able to locate the Hydraulic filter but not the HST filter