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Tractor Bucket Slowly Drops. Oil could be leaking by the piston or the directional valve may not be returning to center allowing oil to leak back to the tank. If i turn the tractor off with a load in the bucket, with the bucket in the air, it will slowly droop. Bucket/loader has been great but the last couple hours when i try and curl down the bucket it moves very slow. Meaning, if i let the tractor sit while running and the bucket is in the air, say holding. Seems to be more the bucket tipping. About the simplest test you can do is raise the loader up with a load on it, shut off the engine, disconect the pump and return lines. My l3940 tractors loader seems to slowly lower. Inside the cylinder are two oil seals facing away from. 99.99% of the time this is caused by your cylinders leaking internally. I have john deere 5410 tractor. All of a sudden the loader bucker started to rise very slow and i would have to step on the throttle to.

99.99% of the time this is caused by your cylinders leaking internally. Inside the cylinder are two oil seals facing away from. Bucket/loader has been great but the last couple hours when i try and curl down the bucket it moves very slow. I have john deere 5410 tractor. All of a sudden the loader bucker started to rise very slow and i would have to step on the throttle to. About the simplest test you can do is raise the loader up with a load on it, shut off the engine, disconect the pump and return lines. Seems to be more the bucket tipping. My l3940 tractors loader seems to slowly lower. Oil could be leaking by the piston or the directional valve may not be returning to center allowing oil to leak back to the tank. If i turn the tractor off with a load in the bucket, with the bucket in the air, it will slowly droop.

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Tractor Bucket Slowly Drops 99.99% of the time this is caused by your cylinders leaking internally. Inside the cylinder are two oil seals facing away from. All of a sudden the loader bucker started to rise very slow and i would have to step on the throttle to. My l3940 tractors loader seems to slowly lower. Seems to be more the bucket tipping. 99.99% of the time this is caused by your cylinders leaking internally. Bucket/loader has been great but the last couple hours when i try and curl down the bucket it moves very slow. I have john deere 5410 tractor. If i turn the tractor off with a load in the bucket, with the bucket in the air, it will slowly droop. Meaning, if i let the tractor sit while running and the bucket is in the air, say holding. Oil could be leaking by the piston or the directional valve may not be returning to center allowing oil to leak back to the tank. About the simplest test you can do is raise the loader up with a load on it, shut off the engine, disconect the pump and return lines.