Butch
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Equipment
Kubota 2410, RC60-24B, FL1000- kubota hydrolic front snow blade- plug aerator
Cabin fever has set in... for sure! And this gives me too much time to think.
I have a loader control valve (the original OEM) that after I got the connection lines wrong only once and tried to move the bucket seems to have damaged the valve.
Here is what it does... the valve works perfectly in all functions EXCEPT when I pull the lever back to raise the bucket.
The bucket will raise if I only pull the lever back 1/3 or less the distance of the lever backwards travel. If I pull the lever beyond that "magic" one third of the travel distance the bucket stops raising and remains at that point until return the lever to within the first 1/3 of the travel capability.
I knew better than to tackle the vlave myself so I took it to one of the best hydraulic shops in Chester County, PA. They bench tested it and said it seemed fine to them. Put it back on and it does the same thing.
First any idea as to what I may have done to the valve? Can a HUSCO unit be repaired?
I got a valve off ebay as a replacement for now however... I am not certaing what that valve was used on origfinally. I seems to work ok but it does not cleanly go back to neutral position upon release like my original Husco valve.
I sure would like some input on this one... Thanks, Butch
I have a loader control valve (the original OEM) that after I got the connection lines wrong only once and tried to move the bucket seems to have damaged the valve.
Here is what it does... the valve works perfectly in all functions EXCEPT when I pull the lever back to raise the bucket.
The bucket will raise if I only pull the lever back 1/3 or less the distance of the lever backwards travel. If I pull the lever beyond that "magic" one third of the travel distance the bucket stops raising and remains at that point until return the lever to within the first 1/3 of the travel capability.
I knew better than to tackle the vlave myself so I took it to one of the best hydraulic shops in Chester County, PA. They bench tested it and said it seemed fine to them. Put it back on and it does the same thing.
First any idea as to what I may have done to the valve? Can a HUSCO unit be repaired?
I got a valve off ebay as a replacement for now however... I am not certaing what that valve was used on origfinally. I seems to work ok but it does not cleanly go back to neutral position upon release like my original Husco valve.
I sure would like some input on this one... Thanks, Butch