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Re: HYDROLIC HOOK UP
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Posted by Adam r on May 30, 2003 at 10:14:19 from (205.213.111.51):
In Reply to: HYDROLIC HOOK UP posted by bubsdad on May 30, 2003 at 09:51:28:
Take off the filler cap and screw a tee to the fitting and put a plug in the top and hook the return line on to the other port in the tee. When you run any kind of two- way hyds you need th solid plug insted of the origional cap if you want to run one way again take off the solid plug and put the old cap back on. The solid cap keeps the oli in the system when it is used on two way, the old cap has a breather and the oli will shoot out fo it when it is left on and two way is used.
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