I added another 5, and the loader actually raised, although very slowly. I let it down, and when I tried to raise it again, it kind of jumped around, like air was trying to work its way out. After this, it wouldnt raise. I pulled the drain plug on both pumps seperately, and each time, after a few seconds, oil would shoot out. I replaced the plugs, and still nothing. Is letting it run the best way to bleed the system of air? Also, the OIL light has been on throughout this process, but tonight, after adding the extra oil, and pumping the brakes, it would go off, but come back on. Thanks, Lee
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