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Model C hydraulic problem
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    Posted: 7 hours 9 minutes ago at 10:38am
Hi,

I had a problem with insufficient pressure in the hydraulic lift of my Allis Chalmers C. I replaced the weak discharge spring, which was too weak. Now I have the correct pressure, and the lift functions properly. However, it doesn't hold the load. The cylinder lowers as soon as I release the lever.
The entire pump was disassembled, cleaned, and the balls were replaced; everything seemed fine. There were no marks on the ball seats.
What could be the cause of this problem? 
Is there an adjustment I need to make?
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not familiar with a C but sounds like an adjustment or simply not operating correctly. WD has a hold valve and linkage adjustments needed when not functioning properly.
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When rebuilding the pump, did you replace all of the ball seats? When you replace the seats, you need to take a NEW ball and use a good size punch and hammer to give the ball a solid WHACK. This will assure that the seat confirms to the roundness of the ball. Then that ball gets thrown away and a NEW ball is used on that seat. A new ball must be used in this process for every seat, and in turn that ball gets thrown away and then the next seat...  
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