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435 HYDRAULICS

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arnie1968

10-19-2003 17:32:47




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Putting my 435 back together, Filled the touch o matic. Do you need to get oil to the pump somehow to prime, or are they self priming? Mine has been totally drained. I see all the the hoses and pipes run up hill to the pump. They go over the fuel tank and down to the pump. I don't see a priming plug on the pump any where. How do you get the lines full??\

Thanks Kevin




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buickanddeere

10-20-2003 20:19:24




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 Re: 435 HYDRAULICS in reply to arnie1968, 10-19-2003 17:32:47  
We filled the pump from the output line side with 1 quart of oil while turning the pump backwards by hand. No problems except to get the single dual rockshaft pins/valves to slide out internally when going from separate to single lever dual operation. Which injectors,pistons,valve springs,rods and muffler are you using?



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ARNIE1968

10-21-2003 18:50:42




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 Re: Re: 435 HYDRAULICS in reply to buickanddeere, 10-20-2003 20:19:24  
Just rebuilt it. Have the n-series injectors #35
And n-series pistons. rods are stock
I have the small round muffler.
Does the muffler make much difference in these? It runs like a champ. Just started it yesterday. Turned over about 6 times before it fired and was running. Starts real easy now. As soon as you hit the switch



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