Bear58
New Member
Yes it acts the same.
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Belly Dump vs End Dump vs Side Dump
- Thread starter DiamondLTruckin
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Bear58
New Member
no they are not growling
DirtHauler
Senior Member
If it is putting a big load on the trucks engine getting the second stage to go out while empty, there is something very wrong. I am not familiar with how the two stage cylinders work, especially ones that are capable of using pressure to retract the cylinder. I would check pressures i guess to see if its a restriction in the valveing. Again i know nothing about how those particular trailers are plumbed. On regular multistage cylinders, if you large section retracts before the small one, it usually means the cylinder is bent.
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