Posted by za766 on June 08, 2020 at 19:34:22 from (74.251.6.208):
I have a IH766 that I was discing with today and had no problems with the hydraulics lifting but when I finished and was preparing to unhook from the tractor I noticed while idling that the remote cylinder was bleeding down ever so slowly. I am putting together a gauge to measure the hydraulic pressure from the remotes to determine if a pump problem. Where should I start looking if not the pump. I was round baling last week and had no problem raising the baler door but did have a problem with the door coming open before I had a full tight bale at times. Could anyone tell me if this is the pump or what else I should be looking for. Thanks in advance and read here all the time but rarely submit any posts.. I do appreciate everything I learn here. The people posting are my teachers as I consider myself average in mechanical ability but need someone to point me where to go to tackle..
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