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False alarm, let me explain my pump is fine but what I did is after a long day finishing completing rebuilding my loader and Bh I overlooked the pressure release valve so today I set it properly and boy does this backhoe have power and now looks like I have a brand-new tractor. I also...

I have a B670 that has a separate hydraulic pump that I believe either needs to be replaced or rebuilt. Anyone know if the pump can be rebuilt? Anyone know where I can purchase a new pump? Thank you in advance for your help.

very interesting, I have a B219 loader and I just rebuilt all the hydraulic cylinders but not the control valve. But the control valve seems to operate just fine but I did paint the cap that you guys are talking about I think, if everything is working currently as it should what should I do to...

... oh yeah, I almost forgot that my original question was "what speed to run PTO for BH" I am now convinced that once I finish the rebuild I will likely be running BH in the 1st speed. I can tell with the loader that the rebuild makes it "grab" better for lack of a better word I think that the...

Just finished putting the loader back together with all hydraulic cylinders rebuilt and to test it I put 3 200 pound friends in the bucket and it lifted them like they weren't in the bucket so it seems that so far rebuild has gone well but I wonder does it really run that much better or is it...

I have a B6100 loader backhoe and rebuilt all of the hydraulic cylinders on both ends (11) and from what I could tell they were never replaced since original and all of the edges were completely gone I was surprise it worked as well as it did after looking at the seals. As to what's involved...

Lil Foot That's so surprising to me that yours was leaking so bad because mine was not which is really a surprise to me yes I've had a few drips but I'm not sure if I should even call them drips more like "moist oil areas" nothing where there would be noticeable or even any oil under the...

update: I decided that the performance of my backhoe was not satisfactory so I decided to take apart my one hydraulic cylinder that I thought performed the worst to see what it looked like. I was surprised on how badly worn all the seals were, all the edges were completely gone and the seals...

don't believe that there is a individual pressure relief valve for each cylinder at this point playing with it some more I am pretty sure I need to rebuild my one cylinder because all of the other cylinders make a similar noise when they are being highly stressed (Pushed to its limit) except for...

that's kind of what I figured but the strange thing is that I only have one hydraulic cylinder that is leaking down but it's also very strong my weakest hydraulic cylinder does not leak down, go figure LOL On another note wears a good place to buy hydraulic cylinder rebuild kits? I just price...

interesting please excuse my ignorance but just to be clear when you say cylinder your speaking of the hydraulic cylinder that extends and contracts correct? And taking the lines switching them which in turn will make the controls work opposite correct?

My B670 backhoe is real strong and easily lifts up tractor in the air as you can see from the picture but the power/force of the backhoe to bend the arm in or towards the tractor seems weak. In other words there is a lot of force when I extend the arm down but not a lot of force when I try to...

thanks for the replies to me it seems that my backhoe runs the best at the fastest speed so as long as it's not hurting anything I guess that's where it will run

I'm a new owner of a B6100 D with loader and B670 backhoe and not sure what PTO setting to run backhoe. Is it low(letter or number hard to read),2nd or high or 3rd (letter or number hard to read)? Can running it in the wrong setting cause a problem? Thanks for your help!