JoshofAllTrades
New User
I have an IH 484 with a Bush Hog 2400QT front end loader. The lift cylinders were leaking really bad to the point that I lost enough fluid that the brakes stopped building pressure. I finally broke down and rebuild the lift cylinders. When I put them back on and topped up the trans/hydraulic fluid I have to run the engine wide open to get any lift at all on the loader. They brakes are still spongy so that tells me there is still air in the system. I'm going to try bleeding brakes tomorrow. Is there a good way to bleed the hydraulics? I cracked the lines at the lift cylinder till the oil flowed out, but still super slow.
Also it was slow compared to my neighbors loader before, but now it barely moves at all. I'm sure it's just air, but not sure the best way to get rid of it.
Thanks for help!
-Josh
Also it was slow compared to my neighbors loader before, but now it barely moves at all. I'm sure it's just air, but not sure the best way to get rid of it.
Thanks for help!
-Josh