Re: 53 Super M Hydraulics

Posted by Randy in NE on August 12, 2003 at 12:32:15 from (65.204.94.66):

In Reply to: 53 Super M Hydraulics posted by bob on August 12, 2003 at 12:16:06:

The original on-board hydraulics were one-way. You applied pressure to one side of the ram in the cylinder to raise the cylinder. Gravity caused the weight on the cylinder to collapse the cylinder and the oil returned to the sump through the same single line when you pushed the control rod all of the way forward. The line from the "out" should be running to the cylinder. It sounds as though the seals inside the cylinder are bad allowing oil to seep past the ram and blow out the vent hole. The vent hole needs to be open so that the air on the back side of the ram can vent into and out of the cylinder as it is moving back and forth.

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