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Re: 100 Hydraulics
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Posted by bryan meade on February 16, 2005 at 18:13:08 from (216.12.83.75):
In Reply to: 100 Hydraulics posted by Mike Beam on February 16, 2005 at 09:56:30:
is there any ruber hydraulic lines? if yes, then are you using an adapter block between the factory steel manifold tubes going to the touch controll system? if this is so, i have had the same problem as you. i found it was my adapter block. the one i bought was not made corectly and i had to take it to a machine shop to have half of it braze shut. with the block in the wrong state my hydraulics were in a paralel circuit. with it fixed they were in a series circuit. and my problem went away. and if you dont have any rubber lines, then ill but out. thanks bryan
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