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Posted by Billy on Friday, September 25, 2009:In Reply to: ford 4500 loader 3 pt lift problem posted by larry bradford on Wednesday, September 23, 2009:
Just wanting to start with the simplest things first. Did you try bleeding the air out of the hyd pump after your repairs were made? If not the bleeder plug is located in the back end of the hyd pump just unscrew it and start the tractor but be careful because if the pump is working properly it will pump a lot of oil out quickly.(get ready to kill the engine). then replace the plug and see if the lift starts to work. This bleeder plug is also where you plumb a gauge to check pressure but you will only see pressure here when the lift has a load on it.
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