I have a 1460 combine. I broke a steel line on the ladder side. I removed and replaced it then I had a rubber hose by the pump break. Replaced it next day another hose broke by the pump spraying oil everywhere. Now I cannot lift the corn head. But if I take the head off and back up the throats raises by itself without hitting the switch on the hydro. Is that due to air in the system? If so does anyone know how to bleed the system? Or is the cab selenoid bad? It seems like air in the lines. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
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