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Re: Tx. Jim.....I'm catching on finally


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Posted by Texasmark1 on August 01, 2012 at 05:22:00 from (67.142.175.21):

In Reply to: Re: Tx. Jim.....I'm catching on finally posted by Tx Jim on August 01, 2012 at 04:25:48:

My serial number is 899,000. Starting with SN 901,000 they
have a new manual. I do not have the third cylinder. I have
looked all over for it and it isn't there. Possibly this parts
breakdown is for the later series which may have the 3rd
cylinder added as the original idea (guessing, the early SN's like
mine didn't function as originally thought) in the design.

However, what's confusing (as we both recognized) there are
only 4 hoses which fit the 2 gate cylinders.

I just used different terminology, but I agree on the growing belt
trying to pull the shaft/packing wad out of the rt. cylinder and
the cylinder resists, making the bale more dense till the relief
valve lets go.

Seems to me that there had to be more that just trying to run 2
gate cylinders off a single remote when they added that valve
body with reliefs and all rather than just putting tees in the lines
and splitting the fluid to each side.

Thanks for the info on the O-rings and the parts blow up.

Appreciate your comments. I will disassemble the valves and
check for problems. If none, I will spring for packing and redo
the cylinders.

Will be in touch.

Thanks,
Mark


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