So, you have over 100PSI in the hose from the motor? or did you install a gauge in the case drain port as a plug?internal leakage in motors the only thing i can think of.not famillar with the240/ but it has to be the same one in one out one case drain.hi to low low leak sypmtons should be apprent fwd to rev should be dffernt. left to right same. are we talking one side one direction? isolate identify repair.
further thoughts bring me to inspect the shuttle. spool more than likley the cas if no drive symptons this shoud provide flushing and cooling to any motor devised by man, opening a path to drain .if not functioning . seeing 5000 plus. more than that small hose can accomadte, would explain.internal leakage in motors the only thing i can think of.not famillar with the240/ but it has to be the same one in one out one case drain.hi to low low leak sypmtons should be apprent fwd to rev should be dffernt. left to right same. are we talking one side one direction? isolate identify repair.
that is a rare failure, but bears further investagatin, i know of know way nother thann visual inspectionfurther thoughts bring me to inspect the shuttle. spool more than likley the cas if no drive symptons this shoud provide flushing and cooling to any motor devised by man, opening a path to drain .if not functioning . seeing 5000 plus. more than that small hose can accomadte, would explain.
come on tazz you got anything?that is a rare failure, but bears further investagatin, i know of know way nother thann visual inspection
to get this straight you have a unit blowing the small case drain line from motor, back to tank or back to to stat is left or right or fwd or rev or both,without a scmatic its hard to say,if my jd memory serveve it should feed back to stat. i would lean towaeds blown motor seals. but leaning is not what we do.(for the most part)come on tazz you got anything?
it is the left side that is a 1/2 hose that is held on with hose clamps that goes from the left hand motor to the left hand side of the pump . I put a gauge in the hose had no pressure out of the pump. When i put it on the motor it pegged the gauge instantly which i suppose aint the correct way to do it by capping off the end it goin to build up pressure . It drives and operates fine. I does squeal when you are using the aux. hydrualics when the cylinder gets to the end of the stroketo get this straight you have a unit blowing the small case drain line from motor, back to tank or back to to stat is left or right or fwd or rev or both,without a scmatic its hard to say,if my jd memory serveve it should feed back to stat. i would lean towaeds blown motor seals. but leaning is not what we do.(for the most part)
it is number 8it is the left side that is a 1/2 hose that is held on with hose clamps that goes from the left hand motor to the left hand side of the pump . I put a gauge in the hose had no pressure out of the pump. When i put it on the motor it pegged the gauge instantly which i suppose aint the correct way to do it by capping off the end it goin to build up pressure . It drives and operates fine. I does squeal when you are using the aux. hydrualics when the cylinder gets to the end of the stroke
I called the dealer we got it from which was a month ago . He thought they had a skidloader that may have had the wrong hose put on it . I tee'd a gauge in the left and right side hoses and they both read around 150 psi.I guess i'll see tommorow when i get the new hose.it is number 8
Looking at the diagram, it should be at charge pressure, which is about 90-120 PSI. So your reading of 100 is about right.I called the dealer we got it from which was a month ago . He thought they had a skidloader that may have had the wrong hose put on it . I tee'd a gauge in the left and right side hoses and they both read around 150 psi.I guess i'll see tommorow when i get the new hose.
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