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Re: Problem Re-Installing Hydraulic Lines
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Posted by Sid on August 24, 2003 at 11:24:26 from (12.160.110.180):
In Reply to: Problem Re-Installing Hydraulic Lines posted by Gedas on August 24, 2003 at 10:57:02:
I am guessing that with the heat pressure has built up in the disconnected lines. If you can press hard enough to relieve some of the pressure is all I think you need to do. Have you tried to leave the stick in the float position if it has one. Is the tractor running or shut off. You might need to loosen a hose fitting on the loader to relief pressure. These are things that I have done in the past one of them may work or none of them might work, they are just thoughts that you may or may not have tried good luck. Please let us know what it was when you get it fixed.
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