Jcb loadall

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Jigsaw G

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Hi 👋 can anyone help I’ve got a Jcb 1994 loadall 530-120 and only one of the stabilising legs is now working, has anyone any ideas what the fault is, we have checked fuses and hydraulic oil, many thanks
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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Is there a solenoid valve on the line that locks it off when the boom is above a certain height? Maybe an issue with that
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
or a solenoid valve per leg, one of which has bitten the dust :(
if it were a boom height issue I'd expect both legs to be non-functional
 
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Steve

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Could also be a relay between your button or switch & solenoid.
 
jd6820

jd6820

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Mechanical limit valves on a machine that age. Plunger operated job, as electric wasn't common on that age of machine. I'd bet one of the plungers is stuck. A tap on valve and some lubrication job should be a good'en. One for each leg, hence the fact one is still operational.
 
jd6820

jd6820

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Here is a picture showing valve location. I’d start there make sure the oil is being allowed through the valve.

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Jigsaw G

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Mechanical limit valves on a machine that age. Plunger operated job, as electric wasn't common on that age of machine. I'd bet one of the plungers is stuck. A tap on valve and some lubrication job should be a good'en. One for each leg, hence the fact one is still operational.
Thanks👍
 
CPS

CPS

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Mechanical limit valves on a machine that age. Plunger operated job, as electric wasn't common on that age of machine. I'd bet one of the plungers is stuck. A tap on valve and some lubrication job should be a good'en. One for each leg, hence the fact one is still operational.
Exactly this👆 they are located near the boom hinge point behind the cab. Sometimes the little roller bearing breaks causing this.
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Jigsaw G

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Thank you so very much for this valued information, I will give this a try, you have been most helpful which is appreciated, Graham
 
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