Posted by Michael Sheik on February 24, 2011 at 05:46:01 from (199.153.192.249):
I had issues with what I believe is low pressures on the remotes last year and wanted to look into it before summer hits. Basically, lifting a 14' heavy disk it is slow to raise with 4 inch cylinder unless you rev it up to pto speed and it will raise it up and a little faster. Also, when using on round baler it seems to lift the gate ok but it is leaking off a little and not keeping the tension on bale. everything is good on the baler so I am thinking the remotes are leaking past. Is it just as simple as pulling the guts out of both the valves under the seat and re-oringing them. You think that will cure it? Any suggestions. I haven't checked the pressures on the MCV yet so not sure that couldn't be part of the slow lifting.
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