Posted by PaulW_NJ on January 02, 2008 at 20:12:59 from (70.111.138.47):
In Reply to: 240 fast hitch ?? posted by glennster on January 02, 2008 at 07:59:00:
Glennster
You caught me with my 240 hydraulics apart, before it got too cold to finish. Here"s what it looks like under my seat shelf. There are two types of check valves, single and double. Mine is a double. Judging by the way yours is connected, it may be the single (as my 340 is). In either type, internally there is a piston with an Oring that does the work. I disassembled both of mine and replaced the O rings. It is my understanding that the check valves are responsible for holding pressure under load. It"s an easy enough rebuild. I"ll post a blowup if you need it. Good luck.
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