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Re: Busy Weekend
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Posted by JLE on December 07, 1999 at 09:11:03 from (12.76.115.173):
In Reply to: Busy Weekend posted by MrGadget on December 06, 1999 at 08:41:09:
If the leaver is as loose as I think it is the leaver has internal splines and they are shot, later ones had a metal insert to help this promblem. Now the Hydraulic. There is a screen in the reservoir under the seat. Then after that it will be the regular check, pressure and volume. Best way is by flow rated. I have a 300U without PS and been looking, Fellow at Mich Red Power show had one, but he was asking $450. for it and I thought that was a little to much but then again I'm sure he will get his price.
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