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Posted by phil(va) on November 13, 2005 at 05:44:15 from (207.69.138.143):
In Reply to: to-20 hydraulics posted by ,Jerry Chadwick on November 12, 2005 at 20:29:33:
A manual will help you much. You can open the round observation hole on the right side where the lift lever is and observe to see if oil is leaking or splashing, but don't put your hand in there. John (UK) can help you more than I, but I can tell you that there is a check valve at the bottom of the reservoir behind the pump (about $25) that can go bad and cause the problem you have, and it is pretty easy to replace, so don't go removing the pump, etc., until you check it out. As for removing the top cover, don't pull it up until you unhook the linkage inside, which you must do thru the observation hole(s), or you will break something.
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