Hydraulic cylinders

[alaskanjdeere]

I'm in the middle of a TNT project and have a question about the fluid. Do I have to add fluid to the rams and valve before I attach them to the tractors system? Does the air need to be bleed? Or do I just add fluid to the tractors main tank and cycle the valve and not worry about it? I'm tying into my power beyond hose with a four section valve with a total of three 2" bore cylinders (2-12" and 1-8" stroke). Thanks for any help Shawn

 

[alaskanjdeere]

I'm in the middle of a TNT project and have a question about the fluid. Do I have to add fluid to the rams and valve before I attach them to the tractors system? Does the air need to be bleed? Or do I just add fluid to the tractors main tank and cycle the valve and not worry about it? I'm tying into my power beyond hose with a four section valve with a total of three 2" bore cylinders (2-12" and 1-8" stroke). Thanks for any help Shawn

 

[kennyd]

There is no need to bleed the system, the air will find its way out on its own...just start moving levers around, then check your fluid level.

 

[kennyd]

There is no need to bleed the system, the air will find its way out on its own...just start moving levers around, then check your fluid level.

 

[alaskanjdeere]

Thank you Kennyd

I wasn't sure so thought I better ask. Shawn

 

[alaskanjdeere]

Thank you Kennyd

I wasn't sure so thought I better ask. Shawn

 

[john_bud]

It will bleed out faster if you hold the control with the cylinder all the way in for a couple seconds (you will hear the relief valve operate and the pump will get noiser as they air hits it) then all the way out and hold it. Do that 5-6 times and you should be good to go.

jb

 

[john_bud]

It will bleed out faster if you hold the control with the cylinder all the way in for a couple seconds (you will hear the relief valve operate and the pump will get noiser as they air hits it) then all the way out and hold it. Do that 5-6 times and you should be good to go.

jb