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Hugh McKay question: super A hydraulic problem
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Posted by patpeery on September 09, 2003 at 20:31:04 from (66.192.22.68):
the right hydraulic arm on my super A works fine, raising and lowering my sickle bar mower when the motor is running. it also holds pressure while the motor is off, so no problems with the right arm. But, the left side arm( attached to the rear lift bar) works fine to lift stuff while the motor is running, though there is a "bump" sound it makes about every 2-3 seconds whent the engine is running even though it is not being used. this bump sound is the same sound it makes while being activated. HOWEVER the problem is that when the engine is OFF, the left hydraulic loses pressure and i can grab the rear lift bar and move it up and down with ease. the left one touch control lever moves freely at the same time. what do you think?
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