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<blockquote data-quote="jameslmarchetti70@gmail.c" data-source="post: 135091" data-attributes="member: 24475"><p>I had a similar problem on a Digger derrick truck some years ago. The pressure was there but the boom wouldn't lift. Same situation just a different machine. What was it? A quick disconnet. It broke internally and blocked the whole system. Is it possible that there is a disconnect on that machine off one side? Just an idea. Is there a diverter valve for hydrauic attachments? One last thing what actually drives the wheels? Are there chains and if so are they loose and binding? Not that familiar with that loader. I know of a guy that sheered off the shaft on the pump once. Not a fun job. It sounds like a blockage but it could be another thing. Food for thought.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jameslmarchetti70@gmail.c, post: 135091, member: 24475"] I had a similar problem on a Digger derrick truck some years ago. The pressure was there but the boom wouldn't lift. Same situation just a different machine. What was it? A quick disconnet. It broke internally and blocked the whole system. Is it possible that there is a disconnect on that machine off one side? Just an idea. Is there a diverter valve for hydrauic attachments? One last thing what actually drives the wheels? Are there chains and if so are they loose and binding? Not that familiar with that loader. I know of a guy that sheered off the shaft on the pump once. Not a fun job. It sounds like a blockage but it could be another thing. Food for thought. [/QUOTE]
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