L3710 Will not Lift Front End

[Suburban Plowboy]

I put two rear remotes on my L3710 HST. It lifts things like logs just like it always did, but it will not raise the tractor's front wheels when I push it down.

What is the most likely problem?

 

[Harry in Ky]

Hard to say. What did you add and how/where did you add it? Something obviously changed if it raised the front end before the addition. More details or a lot of wild guesses come next.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

I don't have a habit of lifting the front end with the bucket, having little reason to do so, so I am not positive, but I believe it was possible to lift it before I installed the new valves.

I'm going to make sure the fluid is topped off, and I will also go through the air-bleeding procedure I saw somewhere.

 

[Harry in Ky]

In most cases bleeding won't be necessary. What exactly are we doing here? Are you looking for answers concerning a problem you're "not positive" you even have? I don't know about others, but when I have questions about hydraulics, lifting or not lifting as expected I start with a pressure gauge plugged into a coupler somewhere, and see what that tells me.

 

[SPYDERLK]

I don't have a habit of lifting the front end with the bucket, having little reason to do so, so I am not positive, but I believe it was possible to lift it before I installed the new valves.

I'm going to make sure the fluid is topped off, and I will also go through the air-bleeding procedure I saw somewhere.

If youre incidentally holding the brake when trying to lift .. dont.

 

[Shawn T. W.]

When you try to lift the front, are you putting the loader all the way down, and then curling the bucket like you want to dump a load?

The hydraulic system should self-bleed.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

I did not try to curl the bucket.

I will get back on this tomorrow. I am hoping my bearings and seal will be here by then.

I don't hold the brake. I can't recall ever using the brake. On this farm, I never need it.