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<blockquote data-quote="Gearclash" data-source="post: 137130" data-attributes="member: 11467"><p>How fast is the bucket sagging? Some sag is inevitable, especially on the first part of the cylinder travel where the bucket has great leverage on the cylinder. If the cylinders are sagging rapidly, force the arms all the way down, then take the bucket and lift the front wheels of the machine off the ground at least half a foot. See if the bucket cylinders sag in retraction almost as bad they as they sag in extension. If the cylinders sag significantly in retraction, there is leakage in the control valve/load check valve. If the cylinder sag badly in extension but not in retraction, there is cylinder piston seal blown.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gearclash, post: 137130, member: 11467"] How fast is the bucket sagging? Some sag is inevitable, especially on the first part of the cylinder travel where the bucket has great leverage on the cylinder. If the cylinders are sagging rapidly, force the arms all the way down, then take the bucket and lift the front wheels of the machine off the ground at least half a foot. See if the bucket cylinders sag in retraction almost as bad they as they sag in extension. If the cylinders sag significantly in retraction, there is leakage in the control valve/load check valve. If the cylinder sag badly in extension but not in retraction, there is cylinder piston seal blown. [/QUOTE]
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