B6200 3 point hitch stopped lifting

Quagmire33

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B6200-d-hst. Great bend 220 FEL
May 27, 2014
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After about an hour of using my box blade, the three point hitch stopped lifting the blade. I can put the lever up, get off the tractor and assist the box into the up position. FEL is still working. It's warm out today but nothing extream, about 80 degrees. I remember the same thing happening last summer but not to this level. It would just get sluggish so I'd crank the engine to wide open and it would go up. Any ideas ? Oil and all 3 filters changed/cleaned about 20 hours ago. I'm going to wait for the oil to cool down and go back out and try it. Seems like it's a heat thing. Could the 3 point cylinder need a rebuilding ? Help!
 

North Idaho Wolfman

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Yes you need to put new seals in the three point cylinder. ;)
 

Quagmire33

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B6200-d-hst. Great bend 220 FEL
May 27, 2014
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Are you taking about 020 & 030 ? The couple of orings or is there going to be more to it ?


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Quagmire33

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B6200-d-hst. Great bend 220 FEL
May 27, 2014
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Oh boy. That looks like it's going to be fun. Guess I'll have a to get myself up to the dealer and order some parts. Thank you for all your help. I'm sure I'll be posting back to ask for some technical assistance.
 

Quagmire33

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B6200-d-hst. Great bend 220 FEL
May 27, 2014
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I've been off the site for quite some time. Wanted to update what I found. Turns out the problem was with the relief valve. It was just a bad o ring.


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Clay T.

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I've been off the site for quite some time. Wanted to update what I found. Turns out the problem was with the relief valve. It was just a bad o ring.


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Hi, don’t know if you still are on this site, but I have a very similar problem woth my b6200d to what you originally described. Like you I don’t thinkit is the main cylinder leaking since when the hitch and implement are in the up position overnight or for several days there is almost no leakdown. I have taken control valve apart and gotten to the relief valve. Relief valve spring, collar, poppet, shims all look good, but I went ahead and replaced poppet and spring. My problem is that I cannot get the relief valve seat out to replace the o-ring on it. Can I ask you how you got that valve seat (that has a groove on the back of it for th o-ring) out of the control valve body. Mine doesn’t want to come out and there is no easy way to hook it or get behind it to pull or push it out. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Clay