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Re: One Way Cylinders
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Posted by Dave (IL) on January 15, 2005 at 09:14:26 from (24.15.62.94):
In Reply to: Re: One Way Cylinders posted by Jim Becker on January 15, 2005 at 08:42:33:
For as many hours as I stared at that thing, even removed and mounted it a couple times, I don't have a good mental pic of all the pieces. I DO disticnctly remember the dropping. There was a little stiff spot in the lift handle/control as you pused it forward. If you just lifted it over the tang and let it drop it would hang. Had to give it a little push. It was only in the discussion a few weeks back that I found out there was a reason. Left port delayed? I suppose my dad might have had left hose on left side. Maybe he never knew about it. This tractor forum is bringing up a lot of questions I wish I could ask him, but haven't been able to do that for 15 years :(
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