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Can someone do me a favor and post a photo or explain the hydraulic lines on a dc with remotes routing for me. I had to remove them to fix a fitting and while I was at it I had new lines made up. Now its time to reinstall them and can't remember how they go on.
I have it all good I think...but... do both remotes go to the TOP 2 fittings? Both left and right. Or does one on the drivers left go to the bottom.
Thanks for the help.. my manual is on order
 
The two remotes go directly across from each other. Either top left and top right, or bottom left and bottom right. The eagle hitch goes to the restrictor and the fitting across from it goes to the oil filter "bump" on the right-hand side of the rear casting.
 
I know this is hind site, but I always shoot a digital photo before I take something apart that will be apart for a while. Sure helps keep problems like yours to a minimum.

Jim
 
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