MT125 Tractor Loader Install Problem, Fix, and Loader Operations (NEW HOLLAND WORKMASTER 25S)
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I had to take off my loader on a 50 degree day. I had to put it back on today at almost 90 degrees. Pressure had built up and I could not install the quick connect hydraulic fittings. Check out the fix, loader float explanation, and a little loader work.
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Well Tony, a few months ago I ran into this same problem with my backhoe. I took the hoe off for the winter and it was in my shop on it's dolly. When the snow was done I went to reinstall the backhoe and to my horror I could NOT connect the hoses. At first I thought I was putting the hose on the wrong fitting and this rather befuddled me. But then in my research of our tractors I ran across a video explaining this issue on another machine a few months earlier. Well I used a little less finesse then you did with you metric wrenches and took a brass drift and put it in the coupler against that pin and a light tap with a hammer released the pressure easily and low and behold I could connect the lines. But I found your video interesting as you had a similar problem and this does happen.
Thanks again as usual for the video and pointing out this little issue. It's not an LS problem but just the design of hydraulics that get disconnected with couplers. Can't wait for the next video.
Best regards,
Lisa
Toss a bag of ice on the cylinder...
No doubt the success of this effort was based on those metric crescent wrenches ! Ha, ha....love to watch your vids Tony.
I am an olde grey beard who grew up on a small farm in Florida and I may have an olde tip for you.
Get a bucket of ice water and toss in a few towels and chill them. (you probably already know where I am going with this)
Go out there with the bucket and wrap those ice cold wet towels around the cylinders and hoses and that will constrict the expanded particles.
This releases the pressure. Trust me, those 35 to 45 degree ice towels will do the trick.
The objective is to get the pressure to drop down enough to connect the fittings again.
You can reverse the conditions with the ice cold towels. Best done in the evening the day before or morning at sunrise.
You can do it during hot days but it will take longer and you may need to use a cup to scoop out ice cold water to pour on the towels.
After doing this a couple times, you will remember about how long it takes for them to depressurize from the ice cold towels.
Hope this helps.
Olde is how we spelled old in the olde days.
I'm really trying to make up my mind between a Kubota BX and the ls Mt your videos are definitely swaying me towards the LS
I can't say enough good about both of my LS Tractors. I take care of them, and they take care of me. My wife and I are talking about buying a bigger farm. If we do, a big LS Cab tractor is in my future.
@@TonysTractorAdventure awesome thanks for your advice I'm looking at a 2019 mt125
@@MH-rh3ni I was in the exact same boat as you back in November. I just picked up my brand spanking new LS mt125. Tony's FB page and videos swayed me. have this informative videos at my fingertips gave me the confidence to make this purchase
Thank you Kyle, That means the world to me. They are solid tractors. Tony
@@MrKylekincaid I'm loving mine no regrets
Life can get ahead of you before you know it. Enjoyed the video. Thanks Tony.
That was very informative, thank you! I have a Mahindra Max 26xl, and I have to take the loader on off constantly through the summer to mow the yard and I noticed that sometimes those hoses were near impossible to get back on. The heat differential had never occurred to me.
They make a little too clip on and relieve the pressure. I may get on e some time.
Congratulations for 1k! I did notice from 1:50 to 2:10 in the video that your dog was doing a shadow show! Thanks for sharing some tips about metric adjustable wrenches!!!
Thanks a lot for all the information.
It seems like you have ran into your share of problems.
I thought it was just me.
LoL Jerry
It is just part of owning a tractor. All brands have issues.
Thank you very much for these videos. Much appreciated.
Congrats on your 1k subs!! I'm not sure how much longer I can continue to make my videos, It is costing me to much time with no return and I need to get my infinite number projects done so we can sell the house and move. large temperature swings are a way of life here, 40 degrees in just a day is normal. Also Hydraulic bleed down can cause the fittings to not want to connect but you can usually get them on with some force. I've had to loosen my fair share of fittings...
Very useful info
now I need to find myself a set of metric adjustable wrench ???
Thanks for the video. Another good loader tip.
Thanks for the tips. Great video!
Yes this can happen over night from temperature changes in summer. Can be very frustrating when you are trying to get hooked back up.
I need to buy me a set of those wrenches but I heard they cost a bit more for the metric ones.
Very interesting video and great tip on releasing the pressure. I am looking for my first scut and noticed the LS loader legs require manually folding and locking vs the Kubota BX series loader legs automatically fold & lock, is there an advantage/disadvantage of the manual over the automatic? Thanks in advance.
Nice video Tony.
Great tip Tony i hope i dont have to do that i hate undoing the hyd lines ! have a great day !!! Curt :-)
This is unrelated to this problem, but I’m wondering if you or anyone else is having an issue with the mechanical valve body of their loader controls? Ours have broke twice. Very frustrating.
Lee, I have seen your post, but to my knowledge I have never seen one broken. I have seen the threaded rods of the cables back out.
Where is the battery located
did u ever get led's for ur tractor if so I wanted to do it to my tractor
i have the same LS you have...do you find it annoying where they put the connections for the lines?
Doug, I sold my MT125 about two years ago.
Did you put a leveling kit in your truck? I have a platinum reserve and yours look higher in the front then mine. Great videos
Mine came with 20’s but when I got new rims I had rubbing issues in front. Thanks for the help.
Interesting problem. I'll be sure to have some metric crescent wrenches around just in case...
How has that ls been over the past few years?
I sold the tractor two years ago.
Would you recommend the ls mt122?
Tony's Tractor Adventure thanks buddy
LS tractors are New Hollands?
LS makes many New Holland Tractors.
where can I find some of those metric Crescent wrenches? ;)
Good one!!
Why not just wait till night when temps are cooler? Then again you do t always have the time
Time is a factor!