kioti dk35 hydraulic lift keeps going down on fluid

[weldonjr]

my rear lift will not raise , i check fluid and sure enough it is down , add fluis turn my shute lift starts working , I do not see no leaks . this is to use my snow blower. hoses appear ok , front bucket works just affecting rear lift

 

[weldonjr]

WHAT AREA SHOULD i LOOK FOR LEAKS

 

[weldonjr]

WHAT AREA SHOULD i LOOK FOR LEAKS

 

[Roadworthy]

Check your engine oil level. On many tractors a leak at the shaft seal on the hydraulic pump will cause fluid to leak into the engine's crankcase. Your oil level will rise to the point of flowing out the dipstick hole. If left unchecked this can lead to catastrophic engine damage.

 

[5030]

Look on the ground under the machine for leaks....

 

[weldonjr]

Check your engine oil level. On many tractors a leak at the shaft seal on the hydraulic pump will cause fluid to leak into the engine's crankcase. Your oil level will rise to the point of flowing out the dipstick hole. If left unchecked this can lead to catastrophic engine damage.

is it a big job to take that pump off ?

 

[weldonjr]

Check your engine oil level. On many tractors a leak at the shaft seal on the hydraulic pump will cause fluid to leak into the engine's crankcase. Your oil level will rise to the point of flowing out the dipstick hole. If left unchecked this can lead to catastrophic engine damage.

HOW WOULD IT GET TO THE ENGINE OIL COMPARTMENT ?

 

[Leejohn]

Did you read roadworthy post?

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[LD1]

If fluid level is ok and front loader works fine you likely have a problem with a valve and not a fluid level issue.

And how is the chute rotation plumbed?

Pictures would also do wonders