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Posted by John (UK) on November 13, 2005 at 07:46:41 from (88.111.101.135):
In Reply to: to-20 hydraulics posted by ,Jerry Chadwick on November 12, 2005 at 20:29:33:
In addition to what Phil has said, lift the implement and look for oil either squirting out or swirling around in the bottom, that will give you some idea of where the leak is. If it is in the bottom the Pump may need to come out, if it is in the top the top will need to come off, but you need to find the location of the leak first. When you locate the leak post again and tell more or email me for more detailed information on how to find a leak. Don't strip it down first though or you will never find it and you may damage something.
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