GlocksPlus
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This message is a reply to an archived post by bc on May 04, 2009 at 11:41:26.
The original subject was "Re: 2755 hydraulics".
i have recently purchased a 2606 that is identical to yours in nearly every way. It had been sitting for at least 20 years, i have managed to get it running and the hydraulics seemed to work the okay the first time i tried using them. however when i replaced the hydraulic fluid i could barley move the bucket, because there was so much cavitation. i am now fixing all the leaky hoses as well as replacing the filters. i am going to try and refill it pretty soon and was wondering if there is a certain way to bleed the system of air and or prime the system.
Thanks for your help
The original subject was "Re: 2755 hydraulics".
i have recently purchased a 2606 that is identical to yours in nearly every way. It had been sitting for at least 20 years, i have managed to get it running and the hydraulics seemed to work the okay the first time i tried using them. however when i replaced the hydraulic fluid i could barley move the bucket, because there was so much cavitation. i am now fixing all the leaky hoses as well as replacing the filters. i am going to try and refill it pretty soon and was wondering if there is a certain way to bleed the system of air and or prime the system.
Thanks for your help