Posted by teachingscience on March 10, 2012 at 15:25:28 from (209.33.34.243):
Recently bought a L4310 kubota with backhoe. At first there was no power on the hoe at all, finally found a collapsed intake hose to pump. Now it has good power except on the cylinder that extends the boom out. It sounds like the pressure relief is releasing anytime I pull very hard but the rest have more power than it. One standard also seems to have less power than the other side. The valve couldn't have a separate pressure relief on only one circuit could it? ONE more problem, If I try to slowly raise the weight of the tractor it will drop a couple of inches before it starts to lift. I have no idea what can cause that. Hope some of you wise men can help me. I'm lost on this one. Its too new for me LOL
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