Jcb 419s lacking

[poult135]

Have a 17 plate Jcb 419s in work and it's lacking hydraulic power in the tilt rams for buckraking. Soon as you climb the Clamp tipping the fork to flick it physically can't flick the rams just give way. Fold up fork so it's hopeless when folded up also. Been told there is two different size rams to be had, and maybe two different size hydraulic pump options? Anyone else had same problem? The 416s we had before was much better.
Thanks

 

[daveydiesel1]

Time to get a proper shovel. Volvo ?

 

[Agriimark]

Possibly the check valve for the tilt ram. Take it off possibly a damaged seal. Unscrew the allen bolt out and try that. Had it happen on one when i was on for a contractor. Did a lot of grass and dont think the flicking backwards and forwards up the pit did it much good

 

[deleted user 837354]

Time to get a proper shovel. Volvo ?

L220H be reet....

 

[Drillman]

Ooh a buck raking based thread.

let’s Go wildly off topic and start a mahoosive argument about the pros and cons of big shovel V sumat with train wheels on???

after all we haven’t had such an arguement for at least a week now?

 

[deleted user 837354]

Ooh a buck raking based thread.

let’s Go wildly off topic and start a mahoosive argument about the pros and cons of big shovel V sumat with train wheels on???

after all we haven’t had such an arguement for at least a week now?

 

[deleted user 837354]

Contractor head honcho: 'we're going silaging today'.

L220H driver: 'greet, how many choppers you bringing to play this time? 2 or 3?'

 

[CPF]

L220H be reet....

 

[stevedave]

This could be a good one. Lets hope

 

[Frankzy]

Time to get a proper shovel. Volvo ?

Or even better; Ljungby!

 

[DGreen]

Lads in the pub say the L220H is not that great to flick the silage .

L220H be reet....

 

[deleted user 837354]

Lads in the pub say the L220H is not that great to flick the silage .

TBH I am not familiar with the model range and was taking the pish, the 220 looks about 25 tonne. Better than train wheels though.

 

[DGreen]

Don't worry so am I.

 

[deleted user 837354]

Or even better; Ljungby!

This thread is about agricultural contractors, not lottery winners: that thread is happening next week. And when it does, I want a Huddig as well as a Ljungby.

 

[Frankzy]

This thread is about agricultural contractors, not lottery winners: that thread is happening next week. And when it does, I want a Huddig as well as a Ljungby.

Haha.
Not a brand new Fendt 939 as well then?

 

[7610 super q]

Proper farmers use a Ford 3000 and Rex Patterson buckrake. If you don't want to be a proper farmer, then any of the above will do.

 

[8100]

I used to pilot a L180 trying to keep up with a floatex plant. That was some weapon. If i recall correct it had about 15k hours on it and used a gallon of engine oil a day though. The sand face was a good 1000 yards from the hopper so it was full chat forward dump sand drop the bucket and back blade your way back to the face .That L 180 never had many problems only it unscrewed the left bucket pin now and then even with a auto greaser .Even Volvo failed to cure that .Awesome machines

 

[pgk]

L220H be reet....

That's bigger than our clamp?

 

[cosmagedon]

First thing you need to do is plug a gauge in and check the hydraulic pressure and see what she's making at the pump then I would tee a gauge into the crowd cylinder and see if it matches.