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Thank you for taking the time to post this for all of us!
ronjin
My picture from several years ago when I had problems with one of my spools.
ronjin
Since it leaks only when controls are exercised, I am pretty certain that it is the o-rings.
ronjin
Here is a picture of one of the spools in the control block. I suspect that you need to replace the o-rings.
ronjin
Is it leaking whenever the pump is running and no controls operated?
Or is it only when certain controls are activated? If so, is it though the whole run of the cylinder or only at fully extended or contracted?
ronjin
If your JW03 is the same as mine shown in picture 1, you should be able to disassemble it as in picture 2 to determine the leakage point(s). Picture 3 is an exploded view.
Is it leaking all of the time when the pump is running or only when you perform certain operations?
ronjin
Which backhoe do you have?
ronjin
Larry,
This is a post that I grabbed from another tractor site some time ago. I have used it for bolts and it worked for me. I offer it as a possibility for soaking the valve. Let me know if it works for soaking if you decide to try it.
RonJ
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Anyway, I have just changed all 48 flails on my flail mower in the space of about 1 hour, a job that last time took closer to 3, using WD40. I mixed the acetone and ATF 50/50, mixed it into a mayo type liquid and painted it on to the bolts with an old paint brush, few hours to let it sink in and the bolts come off no problem
It really does work and is a great home brew farm fix to an old problem. Give it a go – hopefully you can get Acetone, it's sold in supermarkets here in France
Penetrating oil ….. Average load
None ………………… 516 pounds
WD-40 ……………… 238 pounds
PB Blaster …………..214 pounds
Liquid Wrench …… 127 pounds
Kano Kroil ………… 106 pounds
ATF-Acetone mix… 53 pounds
The ATF-Acetone mix was a “home brew” mix of 50 – 50 automatic
transmission fluid and acetone.
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As discussed in a previous thread on the ATF/Acetone solvent…the biggest problem is containing it..you really need a sealed metal can or glass jar…I use a pump type oil can and fill it from a jar as the acetone evaporates from the oiler…ronjin
December 25, 2013 at 3:29 am in reply to: how to remove the piston in a 2006 Jinma 354 hydraulic 3 pt. hitch? #36619That did not work either.
Wonder what Hal has done to this site now?
ronjin
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