Relief Valve on Hyd pump 6245

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• Nov 21, 2006

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Can anyone explain about the relief valve for me , I replaced my Hyd pump but not the relief valve .

At first I thought I solved my problem as the loader worked much more quickly , but as soon as I put any load on it it could hardly lift and the pump was noisy . Do you think the relief ( or safety valve ) valve could be the problem and can you improve the pressure by "turning it "as I saw in a post from Popeye .

should I just fit a new relief valve - what else can Itry ?

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• Nov 21, 2006

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Hi, I wouldn't mess with the relief valve, adjusting it would only be a temporary cure. Have you checked the relief valve in the loader spool valve ?

 

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• Nov 21, 2006

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I have not , where should I look for the relief valve on the loader spool valve please?

 

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• Nov 22, 2006

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The relief valve will be screwed into the spool block close to where the pressure (P) pipe goes into the spool block, probably at 90 degrees to the pipe inlet.

 

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• Nov 23, 2006

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Another question , the two little o rings that go on the plate that supports the hydraulic pump by the side of the gasket , how important are for the operation of the hydraulics , I think I left one out

 

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• Nov 23, 2006

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Whoops, if you mean the ones on the little standpipe they are very important. Could be where your pressure is going.

 

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• Nov 23, 2006

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It actually the one on the locating stud, opposite to the standpipe , the one on the standpipe I definately put on , but I suppose the one on the stud is there for a reason ?

 

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• Nov 23, 2006

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Allways replace these little buggers when you change the pump... though made of rubber, they are dirt cheap and a good investment, cost compared to risk of causing failure after taking off and putting back on.