guyrich
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Kabota LA1055 with BH92 hoe drops after a few hours of sitting. Getting worse. Hope someone has had this and point me in right direction.
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Kabota hoe drops
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MapleLeafFarmer
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some bleed down / drift is somewhat normal and can be expected.
caused by small internal leaks in seals of cyl or valvles, etc... Generally increases with age, use and/or abuse. I had a guy who seemed to keep pressure on too long when working after max. stroke had been reached and IMO his use would accelerate bleed down of my equipment.
solution is a rebuild of internal seals.
caused by small internal leaks in seals of cyl or valvles, etc... Generally increases with age, use and/or abuse. I had a guy who seemed to keep pressure on too long when working after max. stroke had been reached and IMO his use would accelerate bleed down of my equipment.
solution is a rebuild of internal seals.
beckmurph
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Engage the boom lock and it won’t drop.
Take the pressure off the cylinders.
Take the pressure off the cylinders.
bdhsfz6
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Kubota hydraulics are notorious for bleed down. I switched from UDT2 Hyd. fluid to the more viscous UDT and it helps a bit.
As mentioned above, use the boom lock on the BH92 and set the bucket of the LA1055 on the ground.
As mentioned above, use the boom lock on the BH92 and set the bucket of the LA1055 on the ground.
