Hi folks, I need some brains to pick.
I am working on an old 135, where the hydraulic is acting up.
The pump works just fine, new filter and all is fine and dandy.
If you connect anything to the auxiliary outputs it's all good.
But, and I will try to explain as much and good as I can.
There's barely enough power to the 3-point to lift the bars by them selves.
You can lift it up without issues by hand - so the cylinder isn't stuck.
From what I can deduct, there has to be a valve that let the pressure pass so that the 3-point can't lift.
Could it be a faulty relief valve - or am I far off target?
I am working on an old 135, where the hydraulic is acting up.
The pump works just fine, new filter and all is fine and dandy.
If you connect anything to the auxiliary outputs it's all good.
But, and I will try to explain as much and good as I can.
There's barely enough power to the 3-point to lift the bars by them selves.
You can lift it up without issues by hand - so the cylinder isn't stuck.
From what I can deduct, there has to be a valve that let the pressure pass so that the 3-point can't lift.
Could it be a faulty relief valve - or am I far off target?