Kubota L4330 three point hitch won t rise
Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-03-25 194795
Kubota l4330 HST. 3 point hitch will not go up and makes a whining sound. I can lift the front of the tractor with the bucket to make the blade in the rear go up, and it will stay up once is up. But it will not go back up on its own. I checked the controller between my legs. I also took the pressure relief valve under the seat out and took it apart to clean it put it back together and it worked fine like brand new for about 30 minutes. I repeated this process but had no such luck again. No other hydraulic problems on the tractor what so ever. Everything else works fine. Can someone help me
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Kubota L4330 three point hitch won t rise
WillieH
Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 543 New England Pics |
2016-03-25 194796
Getmoreruss -
I am not totally familiar with the L4330, however, I might be able to shed some light as most operate under same principles.
Does your orange have a piggy-backed hydraulic pump? If it does, you may (?) have one of two scenarios. 1) a restriction in the circuit that operates the 3pt lift. By removing the relief valve, you might have interrupted the restrictive pressure in that line. Once reassembled you have no restriction until that circuit builds sufficient pressure again to force the restrictive element into play again and block you off. b) if your pump seal or 3pt seals have for what ever reason decided to blow, you could have a lack of control by a cavitation of the pump/circuit (air being drawn into the circuit and having the pump spin without sufficient hydraulic oil and air does not build pressure as hydraulic fluid does). Consequently, what you get is a non lifting or non operational implement.However, by removing and disassembling the relief, you might have released enough air in the system to allow more hydraulic fluid back in, thereby offering a little, or short term operation.
Questions:
When you look at the hydraulic oil, is it clear oil, or does it look milky? The milkyness, would indicate that you have air within the system and you would have to realize where the introduction is coming from and change the fluid to minimize the air that is now mixed into the fluid.
When you disassembled the relief valve, did you notice any contaminants in the fixture, such as the above milkyness, or any pieces of o-ring (black or brown in color)? This would indicate that somewhere you have experienced a seal breach, and would need to locate it and correct it.
Just some ideas being thrown out here...
Best -
Willie H. ....
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Murf
Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada Pics |
2016-03-25 194797
It sounds like your FEL is working normally, so you can eliminate the system pressure relief valve.
The whining and lack of lift suggests to me a problem in just the 3pth circuit.
Does the whining continue if the 3pth control lever is in the down position?
Best of luck. ....
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Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-03-26 194802
It only ones in the up position when you put the lever down it does not whine ....
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Murf
Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada Pics |
2016-03-26 194804
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That tells me you have no lift because when you try a pressure relief valve opens bleeding away the pressure needed to do the lifting.
It's quiet when down or at the set point because you're not calling for any pressure.
Does your tractor have a power beyond or remote hydraulic outlet?
Best of luck. ....
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Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-03-26 194806
When we bought the tractor we got them to add on a hydrolic hook up. The two hose tubes feed back to the top of the block under the seat, right beside the pressure relief valve. ....
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Murf
Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada Pics |
2016-03-27 194814
Did this problem just start?
How many hours have / did you used the tractor before this issue developed?
There's never too much information for a remote diagnosis like this.
Best of luck. ....
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Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-03-28 194816
Kubota l 43302 HST hydrostatic. 1260 hours. It did start gradually through the last 3 months we've used it, the lift got a little slower and a little slower, then she quit altogether. I did change the hydrostatic filter and the transmission filter and put new oil in it. Bear in mind this hydrostatic tractor uses the same oil all the way through the tractor and one pump. I took the pressure relief valve off and cleaned it the first time without taking it actually a part, put it back on and it worked like brand new after I wiggled the othet levers and got the air out, or trash out of the line I'm not sure which one. But it worked for about 30 minutes. Then it stopped again. The 2nd time I took the pressure relief valve off I counted my threads on the adjustment then I took it apart and really clean the valve on the inside. I did fiND a couple very very small pieces of trash in it. I put it back on and nothing. I repeated that process 2 other times with no luck.
I can take the front end loader put the bucket down lifting the front of the tractor up therefore raising the blade on the back and it will stay up once it's up. I also can Rev the engine up pretty high , then wiggle the auxiliary hydraulic back and forth back and forth, and every time I work the lever back and forth back and forth the blade will raise Just A Pinch. I can actually get the blade to raise all the way if I sit there aND wiggle it back and forth back and forth open and close for about 40 seconds," which I'm sure is probably not good for the hydraulic pump itself", but I did get it to work that one time after I took the pressure valve out the first time which tells me that it will lift like it's supposed to, it just acts like it has a piece of trash hung up on something somewhere that is preventing the 3 point hitch to rise. That's all I got. ....
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Murf
Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada Pics |
2016-03-28 194817
Ok, with more information now it seems very clear you have contamination in the hydraulic system and have some debris in the 3pth circuit.
Unfortunately unless you can get that debris to find its own way out your only real option is a major tear down to clean it all out.
Sorry I don't have any good news.
Best of luck. ....
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Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York Pics |
2016-03-31 194864
To open the valve they installed does the three point work then? ....
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Kubota L4330 three point hitch won t rise
Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-04-04 194900
No it does not lift ....
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Getmoreruss
Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 7 Whigham ga |
2016-04-04 194901
When you say tear it down what does that mean? What all do I have to tear down ....
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