MoPops
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- Mar 9, 2014
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- Center, Mo (small town, it exists)
- Tractor
- Bobcat CT225, John Deere X540
Not sure when it happened, I was clearing some ground of brush and downed trees. When I got back to the barn, I was going to raise the bucket all the way up. It comes up about two feet and stops. No more..
I checked the hydraulic connections (from reading the post earlier about hydraulics.)
I found the outside hose, of the four, that connect about below the pedals, was disconnected. It seems at a slightly different angle than the other three connections. I pulled the collar back and tried to reconnect it. I couldn't get it to connect. I can't get pushed it in as far as the other three connections. Is there a trick to getting the hydraulic connections seated all the way in? Or, more than likely, I've bent something and need to replace those connections..
I'm obviously new to a lot of this stuff. Thanks for any help?
I checked the hydraulic connections (from reading the post earlier about hydraulics.)
I found the outside hose, of the four, that connect about below the pedals, was disconnected. It seems at a slightly different angle than the other three connections. I pulled the collar back and tried to reconnect it. I couldn't get it to connect. I can't get pushed it in as far as the other three connections. Is there a trick to getting the hydraulic connections seated all the way in? Or, more than likely, I've bent something and need to replace those connections..
I'm obviously new to a lot of this stuff. Thanks for any help?