rrs26ja
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I have a TC40DA, the hydraulics seem slow moving the loader up. I have changed the oil, the filters. Any ideas
TC40 DA Hydraulic for loader seems slow
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Jerry/MT
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Is there a hydraulic filter on your tractor or a screen on the pump inlet?
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"Seems slow". . . "seems slow". . . . That leaves a lot to the imagination since someone old and decrepit like myself might think your "slow" was "fast."
Seriously, there are data for loader raise and lower times. You need to have those and make a comparison. That way you can quantify the speed of your loader to a number we can all relate to. Saying "slow" or "fast" is begging for a subjective judgement. Here are the numbers for comparison at 2600 rpm:
1. Bucket raise time to maximum - 4.2 seconds
2. Lowering time from maximum - 3.2 seconds
3. Bucket dumping time - 1.9 seconds
4. Bucket rollback time - 2.6 seconds
Please help us out by testing and recording some numbers.
You could also measure the actual flow, but that is a much more complex thing to do. The times will give an indication of overall system health.:thumbsup:
Seriously, there are data for loader raise and lower times. You need to have those and make a comparison. That way you can quantify the speed of your loader to a number we can all relate to. Saying "slow" or "fast" is begging for a subjective judgement. Here are the numbers for comparison at 2600 rpm:
1. Bucket raise time to maximum - 4.2 seconds
2. Lowering time from maximum - 3.2 seconds
3. Bucket dumping time - 1.9 seconds
4. Bucket rollback time - 2.6 seconds
Please help us out by testing and recording some numbers.
You could also measure the actual flow, but that is a much more complex thing to do. The times will give an indication of overall system health.:thumbsup:
