Tx Jim
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That is true on an open center system but not a true statement on a closed center hyd system as pressure is held in hyd lines and machine this thread originated about is closed center.
replacing 5 valve bank with a three valve and a 2 valve bank connected
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That is true on an open center system but not a true statement on a closed center hyd system as pressure is held in hyd lines and machine this thread originated about is closed center.
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- 1992 230 Timberjack forwarder with Serco loader
Well, I was able to work the machine up to operating temp. The new valves work much better, but it seems like I still have drift on the swing. The loader has two swing motors, and I noticed on one of them is a rectangular piece about 5 X 7 X 1 inch thick where the two hoses come in. It has plugs at two corners and another one about midway on the top. It says Eaton, and 2000, and some other numbers that are probably model and serial numbers, but they're hard to read. I'm not sure what that thing is, but could there be a problem in there with internal leakage, causing drift? Or might the I have a problem with the motors causing the drift?
On another note, as I suspected, the old reliefs were probably not set at 1000 as it said on the cap. I have to knuckle in to lift the load, so might have to adjust that upwards.
On another note, as I suspected, the old reliefs were probably not set at 1000 as it said on the cap. I have to knuckle in to lift the load, so might have to adjust that upwards.
