Heavy Machinery - Page 9 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

A. Check Transmission oil level. B. No power to sensors Is voltage approximately 5 Vdc on wire 256? C. FWD 1Sensor has failed, D. Clutch or pump failure , check pressure of 896 to 1000 kPa (130 to 145 psi)

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Check the limit switch.

16.1 gal/min

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It can be both hydraulic and electric problem I recommend a specialist it needs a skilled person it is not DIY matter

Anything will run on a 40 thou gap. Ensure the plug is clean and dry around the electrode, sandblast if possible. Any debris in the plug base will cause shorting. Remove ALL carbon deposits. Check integrity of the plug lead.

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Here is something to try. Could be the fuel tank vent is blocked, so loosen the tan cap to ensure air can get in. Then start and see if it can move at higher rpm. If the engine still stalls out, check the fuel filter and replace as it may also be blocked and not letting enough fuel to pass when needed at higher rpm.

Does the safety lock out handle work ? May have.a faulty switch broken wire or solenoid stopping the hydraulics from working

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You've got some sort of safety lockout. There will be a switch or sensor somewhere that's not working properly. Make sure you stop the machine and chock it before you work on it or it will come down and crush your head.

That is more than likely a loader selector valve. When a spool goes bad it will do exactly that. Make sure you have no quick couplers between the valve and the loader cylinder. If you do....bypass them and try again. If you still have an issue, the spool valve will have to be repaired or replaced.

Here is an operators manual. It might be of some help https://www.thomasloaders.com/upload_files/manuals/175%20Owner(1).pdf

Not sure on your exact unit, but on my Case it is running in neutral.

Either get a hold of the manufacturer for a replacement or find one that has the same dimensions and pull rate to replace it.

It may be close to this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27Oyrl0jq-o

When it quits, tap it with a hammer. If it restarts, then it needs to be replaced. If not take a voltage and see where you are loosing the voltage to the blower. Possible a relay. http://manuals.deere.com/cceomview/OMLVU17927_J7/Output/OMLVU17927_J716.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlbevlE898Q

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