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Posted by Mathew on Monday, February 26, 2001:

I have a J.D. 770 and the loader has suddenly started to "sag." Every time I raise it, it immediately starts to lower the bucket. I have checked the hydraulic fluid and it appears to be okay. There is also no visible sign of leaking of any sort. I have used it for clearing some pretty heavy brush for about a half dozen summers, so perhaps something is stripped(?)
Any information or suggestions will be appreciated.

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