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Hi, I seen that the M series has limited slip front differential. It seems not the case for my B7500. Is someone know aftermarket limited slip or locking mechanism for the B series. Thank you

Thank youbfor all advices. After looking at some video, I can certainly rebuild it myself but considering time and tooling investment I will leave my favorite hydraulic shop doing it for me

Over the weekend I have performed test proposed by Dave_eng. It is a nice test easy to do. In my case I have removed on side of each cylinder from the loader. In this case it was easy to perform the test having le loader steady on the ground and just the two cylinders extending. The conclusion...

Thanks for this advice and guideline for cylinder testing. I will perform the test and give results details

Hi, I have a front end loader (LA302) on my B7500. Seems that the valve is leaking. The bucket is not staying up. Is it possible to rebuild this valve? If yes what I need to change. Thank you

Yes fluid level good

Few good points 3 pts work great. I had a load of around 200lbs on it (winch) and it works great. Never check all bolts but seems correct and nothing seems bent or not normal. I grease the loader really frequently basically as recommended every 10 work hours. Just check trans-hydraulic...

Hi Dan, I checked hoses according your diagram. Everthing is correct and exactly as your diagram.

Yes I'm agree and also surprise that raising the loader work correctly. I did not confirm if lifting power is good but speed is good. I swap hoses because I would like to see if it is only lower/raising valve that is affected or lifting cylinders. Considering dumping action was good, I was...

Here is a lot more details about my current issue following more systematic investigation My loader has 2 actions Up/down + floating position dumping 1 experimentation ( normal connection of hydraulic hose) Raise the loader : work ok at normal speed Lower the loader : The loader never goes...

I think i was not clear about difficult to operate. It is difficult to find th right way to push the lever to open the valve to raise the bucket. You have to go right to left to find the way to open the valve. Same thing to lower the bucket. Most of the time pushing the lever completely up to go...

Yes clearly it is easy to have unrealistic expectations for this kind of job. This say the important thing is at beginning of the day front end loader had much more lifting power than at the end of the day. It is like that something is leaking under high pressure

Hi I have a b7500 with la302. I was using it to move wood log but at the end of the I was feeling that the front end loader has a way less lifting capacity. I had hard time to lift small log and loader valve is difficult to operate to go up and down. Do you have idea what can be the cause...

The vent of the thank was an option but by opening th cap of the tank I have the same issue Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I never saw any fuel leak. The tractor is always in the garage on concrete floor. Never detect any leak

Re: B7500 loose power I have an interesting update. Today I was working with the tractor and it did the same power loss. I checked the fuel filter bowl and I was seeing some air bubbles coming. I think it is an interesting clue Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Re: B7500 loose power Do You see way to test the pump? Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Re: B7500 loose power Thank you I will check both and give feedback Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk