Massey Ferguson 1734E

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8 MASSEY FERGUSON F716VARIO T4 F718VARIO T4 F720VARIO T4 F724VARIO T4 MASSEY FERGUSON SA （Japanese Importer :MSK Farm Machinery Corporation CEO Zenta Ishikawa） SUMMARY

Hello, I have a Massey 1734E. My left loader piston is slow both coming in and going out. I have detailed it here [https://www.reddit.com/r/MasseyFerguson/comments/l75ovk/loader\_hydraulics\_out\_of\_whack/](https://www.reddit.com/r/MasseyFerguson/comments/l75ovk/loader_hydraulics_out_of_whack/) I was suggested to do a test to look for internal leaks which I did and seemed conclusive for a leak. The seals were changed and the leek persists. Now it turns out that I am actually having some (not much) reverse flow in my hydraulic system that made it seem as though a seal was bypassing. The seals are fine no bypass. I don't know if the reverse flow is an issue or it's normal for the model. And I don't see how it could be causing the slow piston. What I mean by reverse flow is: To extend the piston I have what I will call "out flow" and to bring the piston back in I have "in flow". So when calling "out flow" I actually have a little bit of "in flow happening" Gonna call the dealer tomorrow. Could this be a bent piston?