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8210–00009 R1
Mover Kit with Hydraulic Winch Lift
Problem
Cause
Solution
Valve is leaking.
Loose/cracked fittings.
Tighten/replace fittings.
Worn hose.
Replace hose.
Valve spools are worn.
Replace valve.
Machine operates
slowly.
Oil is hot.
Check oil level and add if required.
Blockage in hydraulic lines.
Suction hose blocked or kinked.
Power source is not producing
enough oil volume and/or
pressure.
Speed up the engine to produce more
flow/pressure The power unit may not
have enough capacity to operate properly.
Cushion block needs adjusting. Adjust valve on cushion block by turning
inward 1/8 of a turn at a time, refer to
Ram and Travel Speed.
Filter plugged (if equipped).
Change filter.
Hydraulic winch will
not raise conveyor.
Relief valve pressure set too
low.
Adjust relief valve pressure, refer to
Hydraulic Pressure Adjustment.
Oil level is too low.
Check oil level.
Pump is worn out.
Replace pump.
Hydraulic cylinder
leaking.
Worn seal.
Replace seal.
Winch coupler spins
off (Dutton winch).
Internal winch parts worn.
Replace worn parts.
Damage or obstruction on
tracking.
Check tracking for damage or
obstructions.
Conveyor doesn’t
drive.
Cushion block needs adjusting. Adjust needle valve by turning clockwise
1/8 of a turn - try and repeat if necessary,
refer to Ram and Travel Speed.
Pinion gear slipping or
binding.
Pinion gear not adjusted
properly.
Adjust the pinion gear. See Pinion Gear
Adjustment.
Frame/Undercarriage with Hand Winch
S-DRIVE FIELD LOADER – PORTABLE GRAIN BELT CONVEYOR