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Setting up and testing of the hydrolic liftarm controller

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Gert Lerm

09-28-2007 15:33:58




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1950Tea20. Can anyone help me with the specifications on setting up and testing the adjustment and movement of the little piston on the hydrolicpump that is connected to the fork which is controlled by the liftarm controller




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John (UK)

09-29-2007 06:05:49




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 Re: Setting up and testing of the hydrolic liftarm controlle in reply to Gert Lerm, 09-28-2007 15:33:58  
As long as the Control Valve moves in the Bush in the Pump Body and it is fastened to the Control Fork everything should work ok.
Do you have a specific problem, if you have email me and I will be able to help.
fergusontractors(at)tiscali.co.uk
John



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Gert Lerm

09-29-2007 12:18:59




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 Re: Setting up and testing of the hydrolic liftarm controlle in reply to John (UK), 09-29-2007 06:05:49  
Thanks John for your help. I just want to make sure but the piston moves in the pump when i move the controlarm. I see the controller have slotted holes to adjust the movement of the fork. I had to take everything apart because the bushes was seized up in the housing.Can you tell me how i can attach a foto to this site



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John (UK)

09-30-2007 07:14:16




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 Re: Setting up and testing of the hydrolic liftarm controlle in reply to Gert Lerm, 09-29-2007 12:18:59  
I think we are at cross purposes here with what you are calling the various parts, the pistons are the four parts that go in and out of the side chambers of the Pump. From what you say I think that you are meaning the Control Valve going in and out of the Pump.Which bushes were seized up? I can send you the info on how to set the Control Lever, ask me in your email plz. You can send the pictures to me direct if it is easier for you:- [email protected] John

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