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Posted by scotc on January 10, 2006 at 19:34:35 from (65.220.16.62):
I found some sales literature for the 450 and it had something in it about how the valves could be switched from one-way to 2-way "with the flip of the wrist". I was wondering if the remote valves on the 400 could be switched as well. Ours has 1 2-way valve and 2 1-way valves. I'd like to put a quick-hitch on it this summer and would like to have 2-way operation on the hitch. Also are the valves difficult to rebuild? the 2-way leaks through enough that it won't hold up our 10 foot brushhog. Please email me with any info as I don't know how long it will be till I can get back here and see any replies. thanks.
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