Posted by bill from scotland on October 30, 2010 at 19:07:51 from (90.206.194.2):
Got my MF 880 plow assembled but not entirely sure how to get trip legs bled and operational. I have posted a few pictures of the accumulator and hydrolic hose. Am I correct in saying I need to connect the hose to the tractor, put the plow down and trip all 6 bottoms then bring them up again with the tractor hydolics and repeat this a few time to get all air out of the system (plow was completely dismantled for shipping). Once I have this done do I keep the hydrolics from the tractor connected up then open the valve from the accumulator. Does the accumulator then accomodate the plow legs triping? How do I adjust the pressure on the accumulator? Pulling the plow with a MF 1155. Thanks for the help Bill
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