How To Change Hydraulic Fluid On Ferris Mower

Shawtd

Hey all,

During winter, I changed hydraulic oil and filter. 15 minutes into first mow, my left rear wheel wouldn't respond to any input. I hauled information technology into my garage and went about troubleshooting. The drive belt looks fine. In that location isn't any grease or oil on the belt/pulleys. Next I raised the rear finish and tested hydraulics. Right side is crisp and responsive. Left side works, merely is slow and takes forever to modify direction. I've attempted to bleed air out of the system just oasis't gotten whatever better results as yet.

Any advice for me? Thank you in advance for the assistance and support.

BlazNT

Purging Air from Hydraulics
ane. Raise rear wheels off ground. Caryatid with jack stands.
2. Put bypass valves so it freewheels.
3. Get on mower start it and release the brake.
4. Push button drive lever full forward for 10 seconds the full reverse for x sec. Do this 10 times for forward and 10 times for reverse alternating between each.
5. Render levers to the parked position and gear up brake. Plough off the mower. Move bypass valve bake to normal operation.
half-dozen. Become back on the mower and beginning it. Practice stride #four once again.
vii. Return levers to the parked position and set restriction. Turn off the mower.
eight. Return mower to ground.
9. Exam for proper working. If not repeat.
10. Check oil level and make full.

Shawtd

Adept Morning BlazNT!

Thanks for the reply. I've tried purging air in a like manner, simply not as thorough as you depict. I'll follow your proffer to a T this evening and postal service my results. Thank you over again for the aid.

shawtd

Shawtd

Purging Air from Hydraulics
1. Raise rear wheels off ground. Caryatid with jack stands.
2. Put bypass valves then it freewheels.
3. Get on mower start it and release the brake.
4. Push drive lever total frontwards for 10 seconds the full reverse for 10 sec. Practise this 10 times for forwards and 10 times for reverse alternate between each.
5. Render levers to the parked position and set brake. Plough off the mower. Move bypass valve broil to normal operation.
6. Get back on the mower and commencement information technology. Do stride #four over again.
7. Return levers to the parked position and set up brake. Turn off the mower.
8. Return mower to ground.
9. Test for proper working. If not repeat.
10. Cheque oil level and fill up.

Good morning. I followed these instructions exactly. Went through the procedure twice. No alter in operation. Is purging air really this stubborn or is there another idea I should try?

Thanks in advance for whatsoever aid and back up.

Shawtd

Luffydog

Did you lot fill the filter with oil

Shawtd

Did you fill the filter with oil

Skilful morning Luffydog. No, I didn't fill the filter with oil. Since you asked, I assume I should take done that. Is there any point in doing it now?

Thanks for the help.

shawtd

Shawtd

Re: Ferris IS1500, 52", hydro help SOLVED!!

Hey all, I appreciate the help. Turns out the woodruff fundamental that links the wheel to the spindle has broken. Information technology would take hold of just enough to spin the cycle only was definitely broken. 0.85$ later I'm dorsum to mowing.

Thanks again.

Luffydog

Yeah as that it air it has to button out air and hydro don't mix very with air as information technology creates heat and damages the hydros prematurely. Glad to hear u got it going.

How To Change Hydraulic Fluid On Ferris Mower

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