Posted by cjunrau on May 18, 2019 at 05:13:41 from (204.112.13.65):
Thanks for the replies I got. I changed filter and oil, cleaned suction screen (didn’t know if had one except for the people who told me when first asked questions) It continued to stutter after all this was done. I had to use it anyway as my other loader was down completely. After a few days ( I only feed 1 bale every other day) I had to move 25 bales off the field so I could plant corn. My daughter did this for me while I worked the feild. 2 days later I went to feed and the loader was working fine. All hydrolics did it not just loader. Loader is plumber into a block between the tractor and the rear hydraulic outlets. As far as I know that is how JD is to be plumbed. I am assuming something was stuck and with my daughter bouncing over the feild or just fresh oil going through it something unstuck and now works great. Now if only I can figure out why A range and park don’t work. Thanks again to those who said “it’s not likely the pump “
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