Nyquil Junkie
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I have what seems to be a 19-105 loader and a 1168/F9 backhoe on the tractor. Pretty much every hose needs replaced some sooner than others.
I have replaced hoses on the skid steer and they don't require bleeding the air out, they just cycle the air out of the lines pretty quick on its own. This FEL and backhoe Im not sure about.
When I replace a couple hoses, do I have to do anything special to bleed out the air in the new lines and in the cyls that get air in them on the F9 and 19-105? Or do I just put the new ones on and cycle the cylinders in and out until the air is gone?
Some of the longer hoses are going to make a lot of trapped air.... I don't want to screw it up. Thanks!
I have replaced hoses on the skid steer and they don't require bleeding the air out, they just cycle the air out of the lines pretty quick on its own. This FEL and backhoe Im not sure about.
When I replace a couple hoses, do I have to do anything special to bleed out the air in the new lines and in the cyls that get air in them on the F9 and 19-105? Or do I just put the new ones on and cycle the cylinders in and out until the air is gone?
Some of the longer hoses are going to make a lot of trapped air.... I don't want to screw it up. Thanks!