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Takeuchi TL130 Drive Issue
- Thread starter DaddyK
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X1 and x2 or x11 and x 12 - depending which circuit you are testing, for pilot.
It’s been many years, but I think hose 5 is coming back from charge filter.
Also you can find PDF for Sauer Danfoss Series 42, there should be illustrations for all of the gauge port connections.
It’s been many years, but I think hose 5 is coming back from charge filter.
Also you can find PDF for Sauer Danfoss Series 42, there should be illustrations for all of the gauge port connections.
You can take your readings straight from the servo piston test ports. There will be one on the top and one underneath of the machine. If I am not mistaken those are 7/16 ORB port connections.
Included also diagram of the displacement control of the pump on your machine, that’s a simplest one Series 42 offers.
Included also diagram of the displacement control of the pump on your machine, that’s a simplest one Series 42 offers.
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azvacs
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No, not yet. Broke down and purchased an entire new wiring harness. OUCH! In the process of installing it. Then we’ll see if I’m still having drive issues. Ill let you know what goes after that…
It was that bad? How much that cost you?
azvacs
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Yes, it was that bad. Ive posted pics on other threads here.. BAD! Every time i moved any wire, something else would happen. Wiggle a fuse and something would turn on. Move the harness and things would shut off and on and on and on. I pulled the old harness out and pulled it apart and tried to repair it. Reinstalled it but not much better. I think it had a lot of shorted out wires in it. Total harness was just over $1,000. It better work! Fingers crossed. There’s not much left that hasn’t been replaced as far as electrical goes.
azvacs
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OK, all electrical issues seem to be worked out other that the switches on the pilot controls. Rubber on the bottoms are all very stiff. Waiting for gauges to arrive to test hydraulic pressures
What was the cause of your problems that you just mentioned?
azvacs
Well-Known Member
Do you mean the buttons on the control levers? They are all stiff and i cant tell if they are even working. I don’t even know what they are supposed to do. I never owned it when it worked. Just got it running. All i know is that one button is the horn and that worked once then stopped. HAHA