New Holland TS110 3-Point lift slow good pressure at remote

[Bluesteeltech]

I've got a New Holland TS110 with around 1000 hours on it. The 3-point lift isn't working properly. The rear remote has good hydraulic pressure, but I have to move the remote lever about 40 times just to raise the lift arms

Has anyone experienced this? I'd really appreciate any advice on what to look into

 

[Andrew.E]

Check the position/draft control linkage under the seat, they can get knocked out of alignment, my sound somehow but how about you crack a line near the 3 point valve to see if you're actually getting flow when the control is engaged, then fluid level and condition, if it's low or milky, that could cause sluggish response too

 

[Eastbound]

I ran into a similar problem with my old Ford. The 3-point hitch was really sluggish, even with solid remote pressure. It turned out the draft control linkage was just a bit out of whack, and there was some air trapped in the system. I'd recommend checking that linkage first. After that, you might want to loosen a line at the valve to see if you're getting any flow. And don't forget to check that the fluid is at the right level and isn't cloudy.

 

[Dianee]

New Holland's 3-point systems are notorious for internal leaks and valve block issues, but dealers rarely admit it. If your remotes work fine, your lift control valve or load-sensing circuit's likely bleeding pressure internally, so prepare for a teardown