So I have a 1991?? 753 with BOSS control, that I have had for 15+yrs. The Aux Hydraulics are not working like they should. The Aux Hydraulic Button and lights do not work and change form key start to key start. Sometimes I have no lights, sometimes one, and sometimes two, but one thing is always the same, and that is that the button on the Aux Hydraulic control does not make a change.
It used to activate the Aux, and one light would work, push a 2nd time, and it would lock on. I use it with the backhoe attachment and brush shredder I use.
no mater what the light, I can open and close my grapple but switching seems off based on the sound of the flow. It works but not like it should.
I have checked the control buttons on levers and they are good. The actuate the control solenoids on the valve body.
I think the Aux Control Module PN 6671669 Was 6669529 may be bad.
One corner seems to be bulging out like the potting material has pulled free and let water in???
Does my issue sound like a bad Aux Control Module or should I look at something else?
Is there anyone that I can send it to to test before I buy a new one for $600 or used for $300.
I would even consider buying one, that I could return for a restock fee if not to bad.
Any testing or suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
It used to activate the Aux, and one light would work, push a 2nd time, and it would lock on. I use it with the backhoe attachment and brush shredder I use.
no mater what the light, I can open and close my grapple but switching seems off based on the sound of the flow. It works but not like it should.
I have checked the control buttons on levers and they are good. The actuate the control solenoids on the valve body.
I think the Aux Control Module PN 6671669 Was 6669529 may be bad.
One corner seems to be bulging out like the potting material has pulled free and let water in???
Does my issue sound like a bad Aux Control Module or should I look at something else?
Is there anyone that I can send it to to test before I buy a new one for $600 or used for $300.
I would even consider buying one, that I could return for a restock fee if not to bad.
Any testing or suggestions are welcome.
Thanks