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Thediggerman
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Turned up to site today and had a problem with my micro digger , usually a great little machine, whilst unloading from the trailer I noticed The blade seemed to struggle to lift , tracked Round to the the site and left the machine running 10 mins whist the landscapers and customers figured out what needed digging ( they’d only had 4 weeks waiting for me ) ,went to get into position and the micro was struggling to lift the boom,also the right side track was very slow if moving at all , the boom was very slow to lift but bucket operation seemed normal , being a micro it has direct controls and the boom, right track and blade are all controlled from the right hand side controls , I took the machine straight back to the trailer , I noticed and I have noticed this before there was a constant hissing noise from the front of the machine near where the valve block is hidden, the same sound the machine makes when you start to load up the hydraulic system , a kind of noise like air rushing , I’ve heard it do this before when stationary but thought nothing of it .Anyway , got back to the yard and unloaded, still making the hissing noise when stationary and right side track still slow but boom ok, started to strip the panels of to track down the hissing noise but before I could finish the noise stopped
, machine now seems to run perfectly, can lift itself up , and tracks no problem, hissing has stopped , so what was that all about ? Coincidence that it was all controlled by the right side controls ? Why would the hydraulics make a sound like it was just about to be loaded up when the controls weren’t being touched ?
any ideas?
thanks.
any ideas?
thanks.