Hydro help

[careyo63]

If it was mine I believe that putting the plow back on it. Get it working again and then get a setup to remove it. I'm Org. from WV. Oh. and Md. actually 20miles from Pa. and It sure comes in handy. LOL.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

I will be putting it back on if this loop doesn't work. I need it off for the summer it gets stuck on everything because the underbelly sits so low.

 

[careyo63]

The loop will work. Do it like California posted. But point being you should be able to just put the plow back and get it working. Then take a breath and get Hyd. line made LOL.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

I hear ya thanks again

 

[Xfaxman]

Don't need to put it on, just park where the hoses will connect and try the 3 point. :thumbsup:

Don't even need to angle the blade, just plug the hoses in.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

The tractor should be fine running right with out being connected ?

 

[winston1]

All you need to do is connect the end of the two hoses together. Loop completed. Someone plumbed it so you could do that when removeing the blower.

The 186 parts manual does not show a key under the hex drive but Hoye shows a key for it. I would remove the nut and hex drive and take a look for a key.

 

[winston1]

All you need to do is connect the end of the two hoses together. Loop completed. Someone plumbed it so you could do that when removing the blower.

The 186 parts manual does not show a key under the hex drive but Hoye shows a key for it. I would remove the nut and hex drive and take a look for a key, sheared maybe. HYD. PUMP SHAFT KEY_: Yanmar Tractor Parts

 

[alpinebigfoot]

Ah **** I put it back in already. I guess if this loop does not work I will take it back out and do that. I will order the key just to have one Incase.

 

[winston1]

Did you understand plugging the two ends of your existing hoses together completes the loop?

 

[alpinebigfoot]

Yes the hose that will work is like 4ft. Long. I could take it off and try it. I'm just freaked out I don't want to blow this pump

 

[winston1]

Post #54 you shown the two hose ends. Plug them together and your loop is done.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

That is on the snowplow that is off the tractor. I can take one of those hoses on the plow and put the other connector on the end and plug it in. I will give it a try.

 

[winston1]

Mighty confusing. Does your diverter block on the tractor just have quick connects screwed in it or hoses coming off it with quick connects?

 

[alpinebigfoot]

You telling me lol

 

[winston1]

My bad, I went back to the beginning of the thread and see the connects screwed into your block. Do whatever neccesary to loop those two together. :confused3:

 

[careyo63]

The 186 parts manual does not show a key under the hex drive but Hoye shows a key for it. I would remove the nut and hex drive and take a look for a key, sheared maybe. HYD. PUMP SHAFT KEY_: Yanmar Tractor Parts[/QUOTE]


I don't understand. Are you saying there is a Shaft key underneath large Hex Bolt? That would mean the large Hex bolt would spin then just by Holding the smaller Nut? If the key was Sheared?http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...-imageuploadedbytapatalk1456944389-293376-jpg

I'm pretty sure that is a key Visable. HYDRAULIC PUMP: Yanmar Tractor Parts Or really any need for a key then??

 

[alpinebigfoot]

I just ordered keys, o rings and the gasket. So I will have them. Also got the hour cable hopefully that fixes my meter to.

 

[alpinebigfoot]

Another question. So if this works there will be air in the system. Any problems with that? Do I have to bleed it somehow?

 

[Nromes]

Make sure that your quick disconnect is not dirty/blocked and has completely closed. And be sure your control levers are not sticking.