Ford 1910 770B loader question?

[Welwood]

I have a Ford 1910 with 770 loader that I am replacing the ridgid hydraulic lines
on the loader. Anyone have any tips/suggestions on start-up i.e. priming, air in lines etc.?

TYIA

 

[TractorTech]

After you get all of the lines on, overfill the hydraulics by 1/2 gallon and cycle the cylinders open and closed 4-5 times. They will bleed and purge themselves. Check your hydraulic level and adjust.

 

[Welwood]

After you get all of the lines on, overfill the hydraulics by 1/2 gallon and cycle the cylinders open and closed 4-5 times. They will bleed and purge themselves. Check your hydraulic level and adjust.

Thanks much TTech,

This is not usually my kind of luck, sounds easy enough to me. I assume you cycle running vs static, correct?

Thanks again.

 

[TractorTech]

Thanks much TTech,

This is not usually my kind of luck, sounds easy enough to me. I assume you cycle running vs static, correct?

Thanks again.

Yes, with the tractor running, cycle the lift and bucket cylinders several times.

 

[Welwood]

Sorry, I realized after I asked it had to be running. Someone once said theres no such thing as a
stupid question............only inquisitive idiots.

 

[TractorTech]

Sorry, I realized after I asked it had to be running. Someone once said theres no such thing as a
stupid question............only inquisitive idiots.

No problem. One of those things that once you've said or read it, you realize what you actually said.