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Hydraulic by-pass block installation
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- tnestell
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Hydraulic by-pass block installation
Before I paint my cub I would like to install a by-pass block so I can later use it to angle my snow blade. I need the lift now to raise the mower deck. It looks like the block blocks off the flow of oil into the lift unit, do I need to run a hose to the bottom of the block to the output of the pump? Also can anyone give me some direction on a valve and cylinder. What I need and a good source. Thanks Ted
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Ted:
If you would be so good as to document your project with pics and a narrative, I am sure many of our Cub Friends would like to see it. It would make a superb article for the Manual Server!
Keep us posted on how you fare....
If you would be so good as to document your project with pics and a narrative, I am sure many of our Cub Friends would like to see it. It would make a superb article for the Manual Server!
Keep us posted on how you fare....
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