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I’ll try that next week. I had to order a rear PTO seal. My brush hog drive shaft was rubbing against the PTO seal and destroyed it. I didn’t know it till it was too late. Leaked all the hydraulic oil out.

My loader valve

This valve has 3 hoses running to my loader valve.

I’m using the joystick on the loader to test the pressure

I connected a pressure gauge to the quick release on the valve body that controls the front end loader (it’s the only place I can connect a pressure gauge). Zero pressure at an idle. When revving the engine the pressure goes up and when I let off it falls back to zero. At 2000 rpms I have about...

No. I don’t know what a flow control valve is.

Put new seals in pump. Did not help. Put pressure gauge on the quick coupling loader and tested the pressure. Have no pressure idling. Only have pressure when revving up the engine.

I’ll give an update as soon as I get the parts for the pump and get it rebuilt. See what that does.

Thanks

I appreciate the help. I’ll look for a gauge. I located the control valve on the 3 point hitch but there’s no way I can turn the screw to get it out. It’s in a difficult place to get to.

Trying to locate the main pressure valve

Haven’t got a gauge to test that. Took the pump off and gonna put new seals in and see if that helps

Thank u. Will check all these out. Where is the pressure release valve located!

I have a b2150 and am wondering do I need to bleed the lines after I change the hydraulic oil and filter? If so, how do I bleed them? Thanks for your help

Yes, spin on filter. No screen. No leaks.

I recently bought a b2150D, SN 22231. I keep reading that b2150’s have a screen. Mine just has a hydraulic filter. No screen. I think only the b2150’s with “hst” transmissions have screens.

I bought a manual and it says I can use tractor hydraulic fluid. My Kubota is not “hst.” It’s gear driven. So any high grade hydraulic fluid.