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Posted by kfox on March 25, 2007 at 17:15:47 from (63.18.169.164):
I started old Speedy today to grade the lane. After all the ice, snow & rain this winter, it was getting a lot of pot holes. I had left the grader blade up after the last snow plowing, so the ice would melt off. Today, the three point hitch let the blade down, but it wouldnt raise. The lift-all pump has worked perfectly for two years, never lost a drop of oil yet, and is still full. I'm assuming the relief valve is stuck because I can hear a different sound when I move the lever to raise. Anyone know any tricks to un-stick a valve in a lift-all, short of the hard way. (51 Farmall H, by the way) TIA ken
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