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C. Ziegler
08-24-1999 09:49:40
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Re: Hydra-lectric or regular hydraulic control? in reply to Bob W, 08-23-1999 06:36:35
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Bob, the unit is capable of providing either single-acting or double-acting hydraulic power. On the bottom of the reservoir near the floor you should see hoses plumbed in. If you see only one hose going in on a side, it is in the single-acting setup. If there are two hoses plumbed in on the side, then you have a double-acting setup. To tell whether or not you are set up to use the Hydra-Lectric feature, look directly behind where your control lever enters the housing. You should see one side with a cover plate-the side which also does not have a control lever. If you see a cover plate on the side corresponding to the side that you have a control lever on, you are not set up for Hydra-Lectric operation. If, however, you see a solenoid mounted directly behind where the control lever enters the housing, you have the Hydra-Lectric option. Since it is a Super 77, the system, if it is present, should be as described as above, a System 3 Hydra-Lectric. If, by some remote chance, the unit has been replaced by a previous version of the hydraulics such as seen on earlier model Fleetlines, it will be different than described above, for it will be a System 1 or System 2.
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