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No forward or reverse movement

Got this for a good price.

Couldn't move forward or reverse.

Have cranked up hyd flow ? Tap
And by swapping coils on directional valve spools
Seems to operate in Fwd or reverse.

So have ordered a new coil from Minnpar
P/n 926111579 $130 usd

Hoping the directional valve hydraulics are OK

Anyone else had problems with these coils ?

Mine seems to be weak not completely dead.

Regards
OZ
  • Posted 16 Jun 2019 20:04
  • By oztrax
  • joined 16 Jun'19 - 1 message
  • Queensland, Australia
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