axial_al Posted August 16 Posted August 16 It isn’t a big deal. It takes several hours for it to go down, just kind of annoying because it never used to. What are possible causes and how would you troubleshoot? Thanks Quote
HydroTek Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Lift cylinder leaking -- or the double action check valve in the block where the cylinder hoses connect 1 Quote
Binderoid Posted August 17 Posted August 17 Ive noted over the years that people universally attack any other component in the system and leave the cylinder for last consideration, on most any hydraulic machinery. The cylinder is exposed to the harshest conditions and should be considered first, especially if it is damp around the rod seal. It is also the lowest cost part of the system to service. Quote
HydroTek Posted August 17 Posted August 17 Yup, just an oring in that cylinder -- if you can update to the urethane seal would be better I would take it to a hydraulic shop Quote
axial_al Posted August 18 Author Posted August 18 We’ll check the cylinder first. The check valve is buried under the seat mount on this model. Thanks Quote
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