pappysiphone
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My front loader wont lift as much as it use to. any ideas whats happening?
Loader front loader not full potential
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moored4
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A lot of good discussion on this subject on here. Just do a search!
Check fluid level
Check the screen if it has one
Check or change the filter
And
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Check fluid level
Check the screen if it has one
Check or change the filter
And
:welcome: to TBN! :thumbsup:
Happy :tractor: ing!
Thomas
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- Kubota B2650HSD w/Frontloader & CC LTX1046 & Craftman T2200 lawn mower.
Check connections etc. for leaks.
LD1
Epic Contributor
Assuming we are talking about your L3400, another thing to check is the hydrualic suction hose. Early ones were a problem and prone to cracking. This would be about a 2" rubber hose just forward of your right foot when sitting on the tractor. If it is cracked, it could be sucking air.
Other than that and what has already been said, power is a function of pressure. And if it isnt an obvious problem, you need to get a hydraulic pressure guage and a quick coupler to test the loader ports.
Other than that and what has already been said, power is a function of pressure. And if it isnt an obvious problem, you need to get a hydraulic pressure guage and a quick coupler to test the loader ports.
radioman
Super Member
ditto on LD1. you need to get a pressure guage and check the relief valves.
Ductape
Elite Member
Put a hydraulic pressure guage on it and see if the relief is set too low. Kubota is frequently conservative when setting relief pressure. If you do a search, you should find plenty of reading on this.
