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Re: Farmall H hydrolics, which hoses and where to.
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Posted by The Undertaker on April 15, 2002 at 14:29:28 from (64.40.66.220):
In Reply to: Farmall H hydrolics, which hoses and where to. posted by Kbassett on April 15, 2002 at 12:28:18:
Mr. Kbassett! "I'm glad you asked that", is a famous reply from somebody who doesn't know and knockin eighty. Just installed a 3pt hitch for the first time in the old girl's life since 1940. She is just going to be used by my son-in-law to mow grass, kinda put out to pasture you might say. Seriously, I'm going to sit back and read what your responders have to say about the manner the hoses and valves and their connections are all threaded. I'm sure we'll both learn something regardless of our ages? I have talked to a technician for Lion Hydraulics concerning the manner their cylinders are mounted. He did caution me about the probability of corrosion affecting double action cylinders when used as a single action device. "TU"
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