My joystick will not advance the lift portion of the loader valve. The tilt portion is operational. Anyone have or know where I can get an exploded parts diagram of the valve. I'd like to know what I am getting in to. Any thoughts on diagnostics, repairs would be appreciated.
Tiptoo
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I have a pic of my valve number somewhere....I might be able to get an exploded view of it with a bit of searching.
Do you think it's a valve issue?
My T234 has a small pull out metal tab that will lock the up/down function. It is located in front, bottom of the lever. It's confused me for a sec....just had to push it back in. Must have caught on my pants....I usually don't get off on the joystick side tho.
Also mine has a float function that's not so friendly to get out of. My float is full forward past the down position and is very difficult to pull it out of the float position.
Tiptoo
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Up/down lock.
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No part number...sorry
joeyd
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I had one of the cables that run from the joystick to the valve break and only one of the functions operated.
I've checked the lock, it is clear. I tried to pull back on the joy stick (float) no luck. I switched the lines and the dipper lifts the loader so the cylinders are ok. I assume either the cable is broke or stuck or the valve plunger is stuck. I need to disconnect the cable and pull the plunger. That is why I want a diagram so I know what to expect.
I actually swapped dip and lift the dip moment on the joysticks worked and the lift still didn't move at the joystick it is stuck close to the float position.
The end cap did reveal the issue, the retainer was corroded and 2 of the 4 ball bearings are missing. That binds the shaft so it won't cycle. The valve is a NIMCO 11087-2S, K2, M07A0002. I looked online, no replacements or parts easily located. Anyone know a guy? (it's a RI thing)