MistyReeves
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We blew a hydraulic hose under the seat for the back bucket. Got a new one and blew through to check for any blockages. Put it on, replaced hydraulic fluid. Backhoe won’t start.
The Googles advises us that if we work the front bucket while simultaneously attempting to start it, we might have some luck.
This is the only way we can get it started and keep it running.
We have been breaking valves/hoses open to bleed the system, with no luck.
Anybody ever had this situation? We called the closest Case place; they no longer work on something as old as our “Trusty Rusty”.
This was a stout, good running machine until this hose blew. We’ve never had any problems out of it until this. Hydraulics have always been stouter on it than out 2015 Kubota tractor
Thanks in advance for the help, y’all!
The Googles advises us that if we work the front bucket while simultaneously attempting to start it, we might have some luck.
This is the only way we can get it started and keep it running.
We have been breaking valves/hoses open to bleed the system, with no luck.
Anybody ever had this situation? We called the closest Case place; they no longer work on something as old as our “Trusty Rusty”.
This was a stout, good running machine until this hose blew. We’ve never had any problems out of it until this. Hydraulics have always been stouter on it than out 2015 Kubota tractor
Thanks in advance for the help, y’all!