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Posted by Dennis Gauge on April 30, 2005 at 13:25:56 from (64.80.110.40):
Hey, been poking away at the ol' Super H here and there, trying to get it into runnable condition. I keep putting off looking into the live hydraulics. On the lift-all control/reservoir, how many positions should the lever have? I've seen pictures of the lever being in a position that's way farther forward than mine will go. Mine only has two positions, also. When I pull the lever, nothing happens.I would think the pump would whine or the engine would slow down a little, but I get nothing. I'm thinking it should have three positions: Lift, hold, and lower. My guess is that there's something wrong with the valve inside the reservoir. How big of a deal is it to tear down? I'm pretty mechanically inclined, and I can generally figure out how things go together.
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