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If it's hydraulic feed roller then it could be a faulty valve block or solenoid allowing oil to keep trickling through.

 

When you disconnect the sensor wires do the rollers stop ?

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On 21/09/2022 at 10:38, GarethM said:

If it's hydraulic feed roller then it could be a faulty valve block or solenoid allowing oil to keep trickling through.

 

When you disconnect the sensor wires do the rollers stop ?

No they keep going?

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What about the solenoid block?.

 

That would be my first thing to check, usually two wires and a single retain nut. I tend to use a test lamp for such situations when scrabbling around fault finding tractor hydraulics.

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