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Gresen hydraulic valve assembly/parts
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Posted by Dennis Gauge on May 24, 2005 at 07:42:21 from (64.80.110.40):
I just picked up what I thought was a heckuva deal on an old Gresen hydraulic valve on Ebay for my Super H. The valve body looks just like the one on my dad's Super M on the outside. The main difference is his is spring-centered and mine is detented. I can remove the detent pin, but then the valve doesn't center itself. Does anybody know where I can pick up an assembly drawing of the spring-centered version so that I can see if it can be converted? Anybody know how to tell if there's a relief valve in it, and how to tell what that relief valve is set at?
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