Re: Failed Hydraulics

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Posted by Norm on Tuesday, April 15, 2008:

In Reply to: Failed Hydraulics posted by Charles Cossel on Monday, April 14, 2008:


"I have had it in both ways and it still does not work. "

I don't understand your concern about the spring. It is there to prevent the mesh from collapsing, The screen is installed so that the gunk is kept to the outside, and there is no way that it can "not work". I would start by by-passing the loader to isolate the problem, assuming it is plumbed in series, as it should be.

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