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Hydraulics problem
I have a mid 70s Case CK780 backhoe. The thing had seen lots of abuse
before I bought it and I have used it pretty hard since. The power of the hydraulics has gotten weaker over the years. I used to be able to kill the engine by trying to push or pull too hard. Now this doesn't happen. So I'm thinking that the pump has a lot of wear. Over 30 years ago I used to repair gear pumps in a lumbermill I worked in by grinding the end plates of the pumps to remove scoring. But I don't know how much more pressure the pumps put out after this repair, it was just what I was told to do and I did it a lot. Considering the age of the tractor I'm wondering if I might just be better off buying a new pump and also if there is somwhere else I should look for the lowered power of the hydraulics. The power loss has been gradual over the years so I'm thinking it's probably the pump. Thanks, Eric |
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