Posted by Ralphwd45 on September 03, 2015 at 17:37:53 from (216.227.105.237):
I have been playing with my DuAl loader, getting the air out of the system, so I could control the lowering stage. After draining the entire system, of aireated oil ( foamy), I refilled it with ATF, and pumped that out the extreme ends of the hoses, and cylinders, and now have only red oil, when bleeding. The bucket now stops falling, when the control lever is released, and holds properly. I would like to restrict the flow, when lowering the bucket, so it drops slower in the lowering position. I see that Northern tool, has a flow restrictor that is adjustable, but wants $109.00 for it. That seems excessive to me, when I think that a smaller bored fitting, should do the job. Am I dreaming? or is there offered something like that, for flow restriction? I use the loader quite a bit as a hoisting tool, and need to be able to trust it, when easeing something down.
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