I rebuild automatic transmissions for a living so it shouldn't be a problem. I just hope it's buildable. We've had this case on the farm for about 20yrs and parked for about 15 haha
Without actually hearing it myself, it will be very hard for me or anyone else to diagnose it. It could be a drive motor. It could be a hub bearing. It could be in the center double sprocket bearing. It could be the hydraulic pump that drives either the left or right side of the machine. Or something else... Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Your videos are great. I have a 1845c also. I bought a stiff arm backhoe for it and when trying to dig with the bucket using the foot control, it just doesnt have any power to dig. If I raise the boom and use foot control the bucket extends and curls as it should, It is when lowering the boom to the ground and curling the bucket back. No power to dig. Does that sound like a pump problem or just too small of a pump for the attachment. Always look forward to your advise. Thanks Bob
Thanks Bob 😊 It's hard to say. How's the power with just the bucket on the machine? Does it seem to have the proper power to move/dig material? Have you used the auxiliary hydraulics for other attachments and noticed a lack of power? Is the foot pedal opening the valve completely? Does the hydraulic cylinder squeal when trying to dig? Might have bad/worn-out piston seals in the cylinder. Does the backhoe attachment work as it should on a different/similar HP machine? Good test for piston seals. Without actually being at the machine, it's hard for me to say why it's doesn't have the power to dig. Hope this helps. Let me know what you find, interested in knowing. 😉
The hydraulics on the machine itself are great. Lifts and tilts as it should, just hardly any power to the new backhoe attachment. The pump in the back of the machine under the radiator. Does that pump run just the auxilirary hydraulics or does it also run the bucket functions.Also wondering if it could be the new cylinder itself on the attachment. Hate to buy a pump if it's something else.@@DurtyMaxDee
@bobstevens6011 On the 1845C, I believe the pump in the back supplies all the hydraulic functions. The ones under the seat are only for the hydrostatic drives. If running the machine with the loader bucket and power/strength of hydraulics seem right, I'd venture to say that it's not a pump issue but more of an attachment issue. Try a different attachment that requires aux hydraulic. See how it reacts. If you don't have one readily available, you could just rent one for the day. If it works as it should, your issue is in the attachment you bought. I know this way is problematic for troubleshooting, but it is the easiest way to diagnose at a distance. Alternatively, if you have a friend that has a similar machine, you could take the backhoe to them, and see if you get the same results 😉 Sorry I can't be of more help to you. Lemme know what you find.
@@DurtyMaxDee I'm a mason carpenter roofer and gutters windows doors siding welding auto machanics the list goes on and on couldn't go to college but 1 semester now I gotta deal with these black DemocRATs in the ghetto
Unfortunately, all you'll find is used pumps as these pumps have been discontinued. Messicks.com is a good source for parts for these pumps if you were to rebuild them yourself. Good luck and happy hunting 😊 👍 😀
I use this site to find anything I may need for the 1845. They have complete breakdowns on most of the machine with part numbers. You can purchase most parts from them if you wish to. Link below messicks.com/cas/140810
But I would say each year and model are different. I am working on a 1845B right side drive don’t operate but left side drive is fine. But thanks for the videos.
Although I did adjust the chains on both sides, they were never removed. I do have a Playlist of everything done to my skidsteer so far, in order, from beginning to present. ruclips.net/p/PLI8JheKtwN_EW5i8duLELAJxoobgJKm_Y
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Great video here.. first time and I like the ones leading up to this one two.. Very calm manner you have and easy to watch.. thank you..
Thanks, that means a lot to me. 😊
Great follow up video. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks 👍
Great video , Thanks for sharing
Great video
Thanks, much appreciated
I'm about to tackle the same job, thanks for the videos!
You can doooo iiitttt!
I rebuild automatic transmissions for a living so it shouldn't be a problem. I just hope it's buildable. We've had this case on the farm for about 20yrs and parked for about 15 haha
Where did you get your parts?
@@christianfixitt6288 I got case specific parts from these guys
www.messicks.com/vendor/case
@@christianfixitt6288 should be a breeze for you then 👍
Wow, $173 for seals and washers. I just priced a whole new pump and it's only $650. Parts prices make no sense.
Totally agree 👍
can you help my case 1845 skid steer making grinding sound when turning
Without actually hearing it myself, it will be very hard for me or anyone else to diagnose it.
It could be a drive motor.
It could be a hub bearing.
It could be in the center double sprocket bearing.
It could be the hydraulic pump that drives either the left or right side of the machine.
Or something else...
Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Your videos are great. I have a 1845c also. I bought a stiff arm backhoe for it and when trying to dig with the bucket using the foot control, it just doesnt have any power to dig. If I raise the boom and use foot control the bucket extends and curls as it should, It is when lowering the boom to the ground and curling the bucket back. No power to dig. Does that sound like a pump problem or just too small of a pump for the attachment. Always look forward to your advise. Thanks
Bob
Thanks Bob 😊
It's hard to say. How's the power with just the bucket on the machine? Does it seem to have the proper power to move/dig material?
Have you used the auxiliary hydraulics for other attachments and noticed a lack of power? Is the foot pedal opening the valve completely? Does the hydraulic cylinder squeal when trying to dig? Might have bad/worn-out piston seals in the cylinder.
Does the backhoe attachment work as it should on a different/similar HP machine? Good test for piston seals.
Without actually being at the machine, it's hard for me to say why it's doesn't have the power to dig.
Hope this helps. Let me know what you find, interested in knowing. 😉
The hydraulics on the machine itself are great. Lifts and tilts as it should, just hardly any power to the new backhoe attachment. The pump in the back of the machine under the radiator. Does that pump run just the auxilirary hydraulics or does it also run the bucket functions.Also wondering if it could be the new cylinder itself on the attachment. Hate to buy a pump if it's something else.@@DurtyMaxDee
@bobstevens6011 On the 1845C, I believe the pump in the back supplies all the hydraulic functions. The ones under the seat are only for the hydrostatic drives.
If running the machine with the loader bucket and power/strength of hydraulics seem right, I'd venture to say that it's not a pump issue but more of an attachment issue.
Try a different attachment that requires aux hydraulic. See how it reacts. If you don't have one readily available, you could just rent one for the day. If it works as it should, your issue is in the attachment you bought.
I know this way is problematic for troubleshooting, but it is the easiest way to diagnose at a distance.
Alternatively, if you have a friend that has a similar machine, you could take the backhoe to them, and see if you get the same results 😉
Sorry I can't be of more help to you. Lemme know what you find.
I sure will, and I appreciate your thoughts@@DurtyMaxDee
The seal on the side of the pump when you took the bag nut off.
Where you located i will like to learn about hydraulic functions
I am by no means a hydraulic expert, more like a professional home owner.
Neutral now I know 👍👍
As far as I could find its not like this on all machines, glad mine is.
@@DurtyMaxDee I'm a mason carpenter roofer and gutters windows doors siding welding auto machanics the list goes on and on couldn't go to college but 1 semester now I gotta deal with these black DemocRATs in the ghetto
@@bobcat8439 WORD
Great video! Tear something else apart on your 1845c, please. =)
Thanks. In due time, waiting on better weather
Is this the secondary pump that is located below the radiator on the back of the skid steer.
@@RandyG No, this is the first drive pump under the seat. It's coupled directly to the engine.
Ok thanks
Is this pump the same on the 1845c?
looking for 1845 skidsteer hydraulic pumps
Unfortunately, all you'll find is used pumps as these pumps have been discontinued.
Messicks.com is a good source for parts for these pumps if you were to rebuild them yourself.
Good luck and happy hunting 😊 👍 😀
And do you have that part number for the seal?
I use this site to find anything I may need for the 1845. They have complete breakdowns on most of the machine with part numbers. You can purchase most parts from them if you wish to. Link below
messicks.com/cas/140810
@@DurtyMaxDee Thank you I really appreciate it.
@@carboncopy6767 Anytime 😊
It would be nice if you started from scratch. From when you start d on the motor unbolting and disassembled the chain drive and etc.
But I would say each year and model are different. I am working on a 1845B right side drive don’t operate but left side drive is fine. But thanks for the videos.
Although I did adjust the chains on both sides, they were never removed. I do have a Playlist of everything done to my skidsteer so far, in order, from beginning to present.
ruclips.net/p/PLI8JheKtwN_EW5i8duLELAJxoobgJKm_Y
@Randy Gronewold I wish I could help you more 😢 Without being at the machine, it's pretty hard to diagnose.
What have you found so far?
I am waiting for a experienced mechanic to look at and diagnose what the problem is. Although I may have to tear into it myself.
Ok thanks
Skid steer parts are very expensive
Yes they are, $70+ for a seal that on anything else would be $18 is unacceptable
I bought 2 pivot pins they were 80$ a piece
@@bobcat8439 Sickening