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Re: Splitting Cub with Hydraulics
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Posted by gene on October 19, 2004 at 09:28:36 from (208.144.172.162):
In Reply to: Splitting Cub with Hydraulics posted by Rodger in Sabula on October 19, 2004 at 08:52:27:
Drain plug is on the lower left side of the hydraulic storage tank. To remove the lines simply unbolt them at the reservoir and hydraulic pump. Careful not to loose the o rings. There are two o rings contained in each of the blocks holding the hydraulic lines to the tank and pump. I might add - clean up really well around the blocks where the lines attach before removing them. Why are they there and what are they for? The hydraulic pump is located at the front of the engine. The reservoir and cylinder are located behind the engine.
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