RenoHuskerDu
Senior Member
Howdy, we blew a hose down low, on the blade angle cylinder, which caused a loss of fluid that the operator didn't notice until the steering quit.
We replaced that hose and another that looked weak. Now we're having trouble getting it bled correctly (I assume) because steering is still gone. We've cracked many fittings open to let out air, but still no steering. The steering valve is the highest hydraulic component, by a foot or more.
Is there a trick we're missing?
We replaced that hose and another that looked weak. Now we're having trouble getting it bled correctly (I assume) because steering is still gone. We've cracked many fittings open to let out air, but still no steering. The steering valve is the highest hydraulic component, by a foot or more.
Is there a trick we're missing?