C4Ranch
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The grease is used to hold the oring in place. Don't matter what u use as the little bit won't matter. As long as u lubed them and they stayed in place you'll be fine.
New to hydraulics
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buckeyefarmer
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Install went well, no leaks afterwards, so successful. :laughing: Just had to remove the seat, which was easy. Did not have to take off tire.
Here's the valves installed under the seat.
One of the valves with the o rings installed in the slot.
The valves all bolted together.
The parts as they came.
Back view before hoses attached.
Here's the valves installed under the seat.
One of the valves with the o rings installed in the slot.
The valves all bolted together.
The parts as they came.
Back view before hoses attached.
dantran1010
New member
So I also have a L5030 with rear ports for my backhoe attachment which I am guessing is a power beyond setup? If the hoe is not attached I have to connect the supply line back into the return line. Since these are already back there is there a way to connect to them for both another set of rear remotes from the cab as well as another function on the hoe such as a hydraulic grapple etc...?
