Hey guys i need some help here.
I have a old as hell (i think, im guessing probably 70's) yazoo hydrostat front deck riding mower. It has a K582 23hp kohler twin spinning a massive 60 inch deck.
The deck lift is hydraulic. The damn thing is stuck in the "float" postion. The lever does not even move. So my questions are
1- Is there any way to free it up? The linkage is not binding its inside the control valve itself. I dont see any way to dissasemble.
2- I did find a good used one and ordered it...install looks easy but i have no idea how to bleed something like this....
any ideas?
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Yazoo riding mower hydroaulic lift?
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DZG
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Re: Yazoo riding mower hydroaulic lift?
Should self bleed once installed,---- just run the cylinder up and down a few times usually does it.
Also look on the end of the cylinders for a tiny plug. A lot of single acting cylinders have them to loosen and let air out.
Also look on the end of the cylinders for a tiny plug. A lot of single acting cylinders have them to loosen and let air out.
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DZG
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Re: Yazoo riding mower hydroaulic lift?
SONNY wrote:Should self bleed once installed,---- just run the cylinder up and down a few times usually does it.
Also look on the end of the cylinders for a tiny plug. A lot of single acting cylinders have them to loosen and let air out.
Awesome thank you. I did notice there were some plug looking things that looked like they took a flathead screwdriver....bet thats what they are for.
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