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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: jb20]
#3983942
09/22/23 01:34 PM
09/22/23 01:34 PM
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St. Clair County
Dragfan66
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St. Clair County
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The picture depicts a coil with a DIN connector. Should be held on by the red cap.
Under the cap will be a cartridge valve screwed into the valve block.
You won't get anywhere without identifying the manufacturer and part number.
The wiring looks hokey going to the coil, I would check that first.
You can take a small screwdriver, nail or something similar and lightly hold it near the coil while you simultaneously active the controls.
It the coil and circuit is working, it should draw the metal piece to it.
Don't confuse my user name with any sort of alphabet faggotry.
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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: jb20]
#3983970
09/22/23 02:45 PM
09/22/23 02:45 PM
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Posts: 4,692
Alabama
Rmart30
10 point
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10 point
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Posts: 4,692
Alabama
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There should be a name on the black plastic of the solenoid.
Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching - even when doing the wrong thing is legal. Aldo Leopold .. (except when it comes to trailer tags)
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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: jb20]
#3984042
09/22/23 05:22 PM
09/22/23 05:22 PM
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Posts: 2,741
Dale County, AL
DGAMBLER
10 point
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Dale County, AL
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You can probably find one at a industrial electrical supply store.
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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: Dragfan66]
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09/22/23 05:42 PM
09/22/23 05:42 PM
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Posts: 10,995
coffee county
goodman_hunter
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Posts: 10,995
coffee county
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The picture depicts a coil with a DIN connector. Should be held on by the red cap.
Under the cap will be a cartridge valve screwed into the valve block.
You won't get anywhere without identifying the manufacturer and part number.
The wiring looks hokey going to the coil, I would check that first.
You can take a small screwdriver, nail or something similar and lightly hold it near the coil while you simultaneously active the controls.
It the coil and circuit is working, it should draw the metal piece to it. That's a damn good answer. That's how I check solenoid coils
"A moment of realization is worth a thousand prayers"
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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: jb20]
#3984058
09/22/23 06:07 PM
09/22/23 06:07 PM
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Banana Republic
jb20
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Old Mossy Horns
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Thanks I got it kinda working, it just won't turn off now 🤣
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.
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Re: Need help hydraulic motor
[Re: goodman_hunter]
#3984080
09/22/23 07:06 PM
09/22/23 07:06 PM
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Posts: 1,864
lauderdale co
brushwhacker
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Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 1,864
lauderdale co
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The picture depicts a coil with a DIN connector. Should be held on by the red cap.
Under the cap will be a cartridge valve screwed into the valve block.
You won't get anywhere without identifying the manufacturer and part number.
The wiring looks hokey going to the coil, I would check that first.
You can take a small screwdriver, nail or something similar and lightly hold it near the coil while you simultaneously active the controls.
It the coil and circuit is working, it should draw the metal piece to it. That's a damn good answer. That's how I check solenoid coils Yes . All logging equipment has one for every button nowadays .some equipment has up to 15 .we call it electric over hydraulic. All the circuit does is magnetizes the solenoid . First thing we check when something don’t work . Most time it’s just blown fuse. Never heard off solenoid jjst quit when it’s getting fire . Check fuse then see if wired is hot . Sometimes for us the nut is just loose that holds it on but all ours lot bigger an made out of metal with a metal nut . I would check trailer manufacturer first .
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