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I am having trouble with air in the hydraulics on my loader bucket. Sometimes when I dump the bucket, I want to spread out what I just dumped. So I leave the bucket rolled forward, lower it down, and drag it across the load that was just dumped. At that point the bucket will roll back as much as 45 degrees because of air in the system. I have tried cycling the cylinders through their full range. I have also tried bleeding the air out of the bucket cylinders by cracking the hose fittings open when the cylinder has flopped back (air compressed). I did get it to spit out some air when I did that but It didn't change things much. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. I have a triple valve on the back and so far only one set of ports has been used. I am wondering if air in those lines could affect the loader? I don't think so but I am going to try an bleed those too. BL

Air in the Loader Hydraulics
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Bruce L