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Posted by 550Doug on June 25, 2007 at 18:24:25 from (64.7.131.27):
An earlier thread on using a hydraulic top link has inspired me to get acquainted with my remotes on a Cockshutt tractor. I've never had the plastic covers off, so here goes for some basic questions.
These remotes have threads. I've only seen the quick attach connectors. Will I have to remove these 1.25 inch threaded valves or do I get an add-on piece?
Both valves seem to have a shiny plunger that I assume will push out under pressure. But isn't one line OUT and the other IN , so shouldn't one plunger push IN? How do these work?
Thanks
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