Feb 23, 2021 / CX200 Hydraulic Cylinder Thread Starter #11 OP S suburbanfarmer Silver Member Joined Apr 11, 2019 Messages 237 Location Western NY Tractor JD 3238e & 3228e So should I worry about the 2" drop in 4 hrs; Or is that normal too?
Feb 23, 2021 / CX200 Hydraulic Cylinder #12 E Eric102 Gold Member Joined Aug 29, 2008 Messages 392 Location Pacific NW Tractor John Deere 3320 John Deere X739 Sounds normal to me. I think my 3320 loader drops more than that in just a couple hours.
Feb 23, 2021 / CX200 Hydraulic Cylinder Thread Starter #13 OP S suburbanfarmer Silver Member Joined Apr 11, 2019 Messages 237 Location Western NY Tractor JD 3238e & 3228e Eric102 said: Sounds normal to me. I think my 3320 loader drops more than that in just a couple hours. Click to expand... Thanks, here I was thinking I need to get the cylinders redone or worse that the hydro pump is going.
Eric102 said: Sounds normal to me. I think my 3320 loader drops more than that in just a couple hours. Click to expand... Thanks, here I was thinking I need to get the cylinders redone or worse that the hydro pump is going.
Feb 23, 2021 / CX200 Hydraulic Cylinder #14 E Eric102 Gold Member Joined Aug 29, 2008 Messages 392 Location Pacific NW Tractor John Deere 3320 John Deere X739 I once saw a chart that showed the maximum allowable leakage rates for the John Deere CX200/CX300 boom and the bucket cylinders and it was quite a bit, several inches per hour if I remember right. The chart is probably somewhere on the web.
I once saw a chart that showed the maximum allowable leakage rates for the John Deere CX200/CX300 boom and the bucket cylinders and it was quite a bit, several inches per hour if I remember right. The chart is probably somewhere on the web.