Now you need to see if the front bucket will also raise and lower before you send it away to the dealership and Both At the same time if possible but if the new tractor's are like the old David Brown Tractor that We Had it's a Bypass and They have a valve on the back that needed to be turned between the front functions and the back function and just keep reading the info and you will possibly find out what is the problems with it yourself and good looking tractor .....
Good evening Carolrice2063 Thank you so much, I have the owners manual out I have to go over it tonight. But this is a great start, I know that the front and rear will work at the same time along with driving forward/ reverse.
@@joesoutdoorexperience and that's also why the handle is not staying where you want it to stay at, cause of the air and sometimes it's a easy fix that you can do and I know nothing about the tractor that you have but just knowing what the video is showing and the Many Years on a tractor and look for the bleeder valve in the manual and should be more than one and start at the back and work to the front of the tractor and May have to raise the bucket to finish getting the air out and possibly loosen up the lines but again I seriously don't know this tractor but just Old Wisdom and growing up around tractors and of what I have seen from your video and UA-cam Algorithm that showed me your video and I hope it is and Was the problem with the hydraulic system 👍🤞.....
And another thought 🤔 is coming out and Did you Cross the hydraulic lines after you took off the backhoe attachment but if they are just a block connection then I would say that is not possible to cross unless you have to unplug and reconnect with the front bucket lines but just watching the way that the handle is not doing then you have Air in the tractor hydraulic system and just look for the bleeder valves and it's a New Tractor and it may take 2 people to help you out with it but make sure to read everything that you can about bleeding the line's out and If you have to raise Up the bucket to help get the air out, Make Sure To Chain ⛓️ Up the bucket arms to something that is very sturdy ( wood planks platforms just anything you can get to hold it up) and will not break cause if you do have to break the line then there's nothing holding up the bucket and will fall and possibly someone will get hurt and also try to do it when the hydraulic system is cool and not been running around for awhile cause it is Hot 🔥 and will burn ❤️🔥 and being oil it will keep burning but still an easy fix to do but also you could setup everything At night and By the next morning everything should be Cold and bucket already in the air and locked up if that's what you have to do to help get the air out and No oil to burn you Or harm anybody but alot of manufacturer's don't want anyone else but themselves to work on their tractors, but after the warranty is over with then you are on your own and that's how you learn to Fix it but when I started to drive the tractors and work on a breakdown the Internet wasn't even started yet but I Had to figure it out myself and I hope this helps you out Joe......
Hey Joe , glad you got the 3 point hitch to operate but yes . Let them come get it to fix the lever . I wouldn’t do to much to it since it is under warranty , but that is just me !!!
Sounds like there is a bypass switch that directs primary hydraulic use to front or rear usage. Study the manual to see if there is a limiting function??????? Maybe the kids were pushing buttons????? Would like to know what the fix is?
Air , he has Air in the Hydraulic System Line's 👍👍👍👍👍 and A Easy Fix but usually it's a 2 people Job but being a ALOT newer tractor than what I have here and worked on, they might have alot More bleeder valves on the tractors now but back then when I was having that problem with the tractor that didn't have the anything to help you had to crack the lines and put the tractor in all kinds of different positions and heights just to get the air bubbles out but surely by now that they have a bunch of bleeding valves in the system to get the air out and he can do it and possibly the valve that is under the seat that he was fiddling with is possibly the valve that is the bleeder valves Or At least one of them but I haven't seen that tractor At all but just by seeing the video of what the tractor and the handle are not doing what they are supposed to be doing that told me that there's Air in the lines 👍...... Easy Fix.....
Now you need to see if the front bucket will also raise and lower before you send it away to the dealership and Both At the same time if possible but if the new tractor's are like the old David Brown Tractor that We Had it's a Bypass and They have a valve on the back that needed to be turned between the front functions and the back function and just keep reading the info and you will possibly find out what is the problems with it yourself and good looking tractor .....
And May still have some air in the lines since it is a New Tractor and needs to be blead out just another thought 🤔...
Good evening Carolrice2063 Thank you so much, I have the owners manual out I have to go over it tonight. But this is a great start, I know that the front and rear will work at the same time along with driving forward/ reverse.
That may be it, It started then I took off the rear backhoe. I had to reconnect the hydraulic fittings. YOU ARE A GENIUS!!! Thank you👍
@@joesoutdoorexperience and that's also why the handle is not staying where you want it to stay at, cause of the air and sometimes it's a easy fix that you can do and I know nothing about the tractor that you have but just knowing what the video is showing and the Many Years on a tractor and look for the bleeder valve in the manual and should be more than one and start at the back and work to the front of the tractor and May have to raise the bucket to finish getting the air out and possibly loosen up the lines but again I seriously don't know this tractor but just Old Wisdom and growing up around tractors and of what I have seen from your video and UA-cam Algorithm that showed me your video and I hope it is and Was the problem with the hydraulic system 👍🤞.....
And another thought 🤔 is coming out and Did you Cross the hydraulic lines after you took off the backhoe attachment but if they are just a block connection then I would say that is not possible to cross unless you have to unplug and reconnect with the front bucket lines but just watching the way that the handle is not doing then you have Air in the tractor hydraulic system and just look for the bleeder valves and it's a New Tractor and it may take 2 people to help you out with it but make sure to read everything that you can about bleeding the line's out and If you have to raise Up the bucket to help get the air out, Make Sure To Chain ⛓️ Up the bucket arms to something that is very sturdy ( wood planks platforms just anything you can get to hold it up) and will not break cause if you do have to break the line then there's nothing holding up the bucket and will fall and possibly someone will get hurt and also try to do it when the hydraulic system is cool and not been running around for awhile cause it is Hot 🔥 and will burn ❤️🔥 and being oil it will keep burning but still an easy fix to do but also you could setup everything At night and By the next morning everything should be Cold and bucket already in the air and locked up if that's what you have to do to help get the air out and No oil to burn you Or harm anybody but alot of manufacturer's don't want anyone else but themselves to work on their tractors, but after the warranty is over with then you are on your own and that's how you learn to Fix it but when I started to drive the tractors and work on a breakdown the Internet wasn't even started yet but I Had to figure it out myself and I hope this helps you out Joe......
Hey Joe , glad you got the 3 point hitch to operate but yes . Let them come get it to fix the lever . I wouldn’t do to much to it since it is under warranty , but that is just me !!!
Good afternoon Del, you are 100% correct it’s on schedule to be picked up Wed-Friday of next week…
I rather be safe then sorry
Sounds like there is a bypass switch that directs primary hydraulic use to front or rear usage. Study the manual to see if there is a limiting function??????? Maybe the kids were pushing buttons????? Would like to know what the fix is?
Good afternoon Dan I’m going to pull the manual now and see.. Thank you so much!! If so I will absolutely let you know.
Air , he has Air in the Hydraulic System Line's 👍👍👍👍👍 and A Easy Fix but usually it's a 2 people Job but being a ALOT newer tractor than what I have here and worked on, they might have alot More bleeder valves on the tractors now but back then when I was having that problem with the tractor that didn't have the anything to help you had to crack the lines and put the tractor in all kinds of different positions and heights just to get the air bubbles out but surely by now that they have a bunch of bleeding valves in the system to get the air out and he can do it and possibly the valve that is under the seat that he was fiddling with is possibly the valve that is the bleeder valves Or At least one of them but I haven't seen that tractor At all but just by seeing the video of what the tractor and the handle are not doing what they are supposed to be doing that told me that there's Air in the lines 👍...... Easy Fix.....