broke a hydrolic line the other day and replaced it. when it broke the arms on the tractor went down so i fixed the boom hose and at the time i also fixed a leaky hose to the clam bucket. now the bucket goes really slow when you try to open or close it. Disconnected it and hooked up the backhoe and dug a ditch just fine. disconnected it and hooked up the auger and it worked just fine, disconnected it and hooked up the 4in1 again and no luck, goes really slow. tore everything apart and hooked up one cylinder at a time and they worked just fine. took the splitter box off and cleaned it (no valves on this just a tee splitter) hooked it all up again and still slow. cracked open a return line and hit the switch and bled out a gallon of fluid to be sure the air was out of the lines. no luck. ANY body out there who can help???
Got a kinked steel line, or an internally collapsed hydraulic line? Could also have a hunk of dirt, in a hose somewhere...:beatsme
Did you remove the little red plug in the end of the new hose? How about twisting a steel line so it's collapsed? Possibly air trapped in the cylinder still. Does it jerk a little then sit, or move right away just slow?
steel lines are all ok. purged about a gallon of fluid out of lines to make sure air was out move right away but slow. hoses jump like it is under pressure. and yes i removed the plug
You didn't remove two hoses and get them mixed up? I'm stumped...
Double check the quick couplers, could be an issue with one of the check balls.....