No Hydraulics !

[jonsstihl]

bdhsfz6​

You need to adjust your 3pt free play at the top of the range. I don't remember the exact value but with your 3pt as high as it will go you need to be able to lift it up by hand a little more. It is adjusted with the feedback rod that goes to the valve.​

OP sounds like the pump coupling snapped. Time to remove the pump. If you do use the tractor in the mean time make sure your engine oil pan is not filling up with hydraulic fluid. depending how the pump is designed it could be leaking hyd oil into the crank case.

 

[BIKER BOB]

I was able to drive tractor back as the hydraulic pump only died. Took the pump off to find the coupler is broke. Now it is off to the dealer to get parts, hopefully they will have what I need!

 

[BIKER BOB]

Hey Cycledude, just over 500 hrs

 

[Cycledude]

Wow at only 500 hours it must have been a defective part, hopefully it doesn’t wind up costing a fortune to fix.
Saw a Kubota 5510 HST for sale last week with only 565 hours, the ad said it had a brandnew transmission, left me wondering why it would need a new transmission at such low hour ? I never talked to the owner.
Hopefully I’m not headed for those kind of problems with my new LS tractor.

 

[BIKER BOB]

It seems that tractor parts are always expensive, needed the gear and the pump as you cannot buy just the pump shaft. As always the parts had to be ordered and it will take a few weeks to get them! I guess dealers can't stock all parts for all models. It does seem a bit early in the tractor's life for something like this to happen.