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Posted by P Backus on July 28, 2005 at 09:08:26 from (69.128.32.26):
In Reply to: Can't Get It Through My Thick Skull posted by Triker on July 27, 2005 at 21:39:48:
Dave and Hugh said it well. The only thing I can add at this point is to clarify which end of the hydraulic cylinder is which. The breather that Dave is talking about would go in the end of the cylinder that has the chrome plated rod coming out. You would hook the hoses to the "other" end of the cylinders to get the hitch to lift. That is all you"d need to have the hitch work. Sometimes hydraulic cylinders are mounted "upside down" so I"m not sure which end of the cylinder is near the seat, etc. Paul
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