Hugh MacKay said: (quoted from post at 03:29:53 07/21/08 ) Karl: Aside from what Jim has said, one needs to know how the plumbing is done. I presume the added reservoir is either coupled to fill or drain plug and has a breather added on top, right or wrong?
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right. the reservoir adds capacity to the original system. the plumbing is done with the block in between the original lines and the reservoir. a hose goes from the block to the valve, and one back from the valve to the block. there is one work port/cylinder port with a pipe on it. I'll have to look again to see how and if a return line is plumbed.
My question is about how it is *supposed* to be plumbed more than how it is, as there are a lot of goofy additions and repair attempts on this machine that lack any common sense. Also my question is if the block is a power beyond type and its internal port functions, as my uncle has purchased another SC with a block where only a hose is looped from one port to another (no other auxillary parts are on the system now), leading me to assume that it could be a power beyond type adapter.
[quote:d4700c0a88="Hugh MacKay"] ...Oil must go somewhere during times the valve is not activated and supplying oil to cylinder or cylinders.
i fully understand that concept, which is why i think something looks funny for when the valve would be in "drop position," unless it is the #300 Jim mentioned which he made to sound like it does the necessary pressure relief internally.
Next time i am out at the farm i will have a look at all the plumbing and attempt to identify the valve.
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