Since there is not a hydraulic sub-forum will just post here,
My CTL (ASV/Terex PT-110) has developed a loud ticking sound after shutdown that seems to originate in or near the left curl cylinder. There is also a very slight reverberation in the arm frame that goes with the sound. I describe it as a loud tick but it is very rhythmic and continues for some time after I shut down the engine. Noticed it today when I shutdown twice while mulching (all the unit is used for). Any idea what might be causing it. I was wondering if there is some bypass in the cylinder that is causing it after the hydraulic pressure is lost when the pump/engine is shutdown. With it being electric over hydraulic there is no way to bleed the cylinder pressure by running the control without the engine running. If there is something that I can do before I have a cylinder breakdown i want to know about it. I will see if it occurs tomorrow again.
My CTL (ASV/Terex PT-110) has developed a loud ticking sound after shutdown that seems to originate in or near the left curl cylinder. There is also a very slight reverberation in the arm frame that goes with the sound. I describe it as a loud tick but it is very rhythmic and continues for some time after I shut down the engine. Noticed it today when I shutdown twice while mulching (all the unit is used for). Any idea what might be causing it. I was wondering if there is some bypass in the cylinder that is causing it after the hydraulic pressure is lost when the pump/engine is shutdown. With it being electric over hydraulic there is no way to bleed the cylinder pressure by running the control without the engine running. If there is something that I can do before I have a cylinder breakdown i want to know about it. I will see if it occurs tomorrow again.