Re: Loss of Hydraulics after Hose Change

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Posted by AJ on Monday, October 15, 2007:

In Reply to: Loss of Hydraulics after Hose Change posted by Tunk Creek on Monday, October 15, 2007:

What machine do you have, you did not cross the hoses?, is there quick break couplings on any of the hoses that you replaced or did you remove any out of the way to change the others, if you did make sure they are connected together proper,the machine should not need any bleeding after a hose change,has the reservoir enough oil in it.
AJ

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