B8200 no hydraulics

MartinmMc

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Hi Everyone,
Newbie here from the UK, I'm hoping for a bit of advice regarding a loss of hydraulic pressure.
I have an FEL attachment and on the rear 2 couplings for a rear attachment, but not used until today.
I've got myself a tipper trailer with a single action ram, I hooked it up today for the first time, initially it didn't lift, but after topping up the gearbox fluid it came to life, lifting & lowering, however after disconnecting the trailer I've now lost all hydraulics inc 3pt linkage.
Any idea what's happened, how do I check the pump is ok?
Thanks in advance
Martin
 

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Check the control for the rear remotes and make sure it's not stuck in a position other than center (neutral).

Check the oil level in the engine, if the oil level is way too high you have blown the seal on the hydraulic pump.
 
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You can remove the hose that comes out of the POWER BEYOND port of the FEL. take the far end loose (it might be connected to the rear remote POWER IN port).

Put it into the transmission fill port or a clean bucket and start tractor. Remember that it should be pumping a few Gallons per minute (liters per second to the metric world) so don’t let it run long if you use a bucket.

You could also use the hose that enters the FEL valve POWER IN port.
 
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