Re: Loss of Hydraulics after Hose Change

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Posted by AJ on Monday, October 15, 2007:

In Reply to: Loss of Hydraulics after Hose Change posted by Tunk Creek on Monday, October 15, 2007:

Swop them around and see,it sounds that it is hoses going to the cylinders that you replaced but if they were wrong you should still have power to other functions and the engine tone would change when you pulled a lever,if the front loader is out as well there may be something stuck in the main relief valve holding it open,did you stuff rag in any of the openings while the hoses were off,a tiny piece can keep the valve open and leave the hydraulics dead. it must be something small but hard to find.
AJ

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