Simon C
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- Joined
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- Rocky Mountain House , AB., Canada
- Occupation
- Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Always good to test the cylinders first as no one can see inside a cylinder to see if something is by-passing. Pushing the rod out with fitting hose off also bleeds all the oil out of the rod end at the same time. Gives a better start to bleeding. No money spent other than a little oil and keep moving on.Simon, I tested the cylinders as you said and no oil is leaking by. I then followed the procedure to reduce the length of the angle cylinders by opening the large bolt (I didn't know that was a bleeder) and the two square head bleeder bolts on both angle cylinders. I tilted right and angled left and right and the angle cylinders sucked all the way in when angling both left and right. Video Enclosed. Now, I can probably get them to retract even further but right now I have left and right tilt and left and right angle working fine. I might be able to get a little more left tilt but it's fine for now.
Now I have to put it to work to see if it's going to hold. But at least I know what to do if it needs adjustment in the field.
Thanks Again, Bob
Thanks for posting the last video.
Simon C