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Re: Hydraulic Plumbing
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Posted by CNKS on January 30, 2005 at 19:14:40 from (204.249.178.138):
In Reply to: Re: Hydraulic Plumbing posted by PAULIH300 on January 30, 2005 at 18:20:54:
I'm getting more confused -- didn't think that was possible. Lets start over--you have 2 remotes, the one that tilts the bucket has a 2-way cylinder, 2 hoses. I assume the remotes have the factory "blocks or sockets" that you plug hoses into. Just swap the hoses on the tilt remote, and back is up forward is down, if that's the way you want it. On the port that lifts the bucket, bucket has one way cylinders: "the lift hose is on the rear port, the hose that crosses over is connected to the front". You mean that the lift hose is plugged in to a quick disconnect, or to one port in the block? What is the crossing hose connected to -- you say "front" that tells me it is connected to the valve housing, not the other port in the block (or the other quick disconnect), in which case the valve should bleed off the pressure when in the single position, provided it returns to the right place in the reservoir, also provided it is connected to the right place in the valve body. If it is plugged into the other port of the block, or you have quick disconnects that are for some reason separated (but work off the same valve), that is your problem -- unplug it. If the latter is the case, that is two quick disconnects connected to the same valve, with the lift hose in one and the return hose in the other, that return hose has to come out, and the valve set to single acting -- I think.
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