Auxiliary hydraulic blowing fuses

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Cruez

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New to the group and to skidsteers. Just for reference I am pretty working on just about anything. I've done some searches and come up empty. I have a 753C with a set of rear stabilizers. When I used the backhoe attachment, the rear stabilizers would slowly lower themselves over time and then eventually blow a fuse. I would replace the fuse and pull them back up.. and the cycle would repeat. (sometimes not blow the fuse) One thing I did was disconnect the two connectors from a module at the rear left side (near the airbox) and that would make it where the hand switch would not operate them anymore... but the stabilizers would still creep down. Any idea on where to look first? It almost sounds like a valve is not closing completely and allowing fluid to creep by. Thanks in advance.
 
...."Just for reference I am pretty working on just about anything" Should read ...."Just for reference I am pretty good working on just about anything" :)
 
...."Just for reference I am pretty working on just about anything" Should read ...."Just for reference I am pretty good working on just about anything" :)
As you have disconnected the power to the solenoid, i'd suspect bad piston seals in the stabilizers. They have a small hydraulic cylinder in each leg, seals do go bad over time, hopefully it's as simple as that.
 
As you have disconnected the power to the solenoid, i'd suspect bad piston seals in the stabilizers. They have a small hydraulic cylinder in each leg, seals do go bad over time, hopefully it's as simple as that.
Would that explain it blowing fuses?
 
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