what does a bleed value look like
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Soundguy
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What kind of troubles are you experiencing?
Soundguy
Soundguy
Soundguy, I was having trouble with QD's for Millonzi grapple. It appears that
the female collars are really tough, but I also may not have released all the
pressure from the lines when I was trying to reconnect the grapple. I was just
curious on rear remotes HN tc55da want/where the bleed value looks like.
the female collars are really tough, but I also may not have released all the
pressure from the lines when I was trying to reconnect the grapple. I was just
curious on rear remotes HN tc55da want/where the bleed value looks like.
Willl
Elite Member
I believe there is no such animal.
If it's the connectors on the tractor side, you bleed the pressure off by shutting down the tractor and moving the hydraulic levers back and forth a few times.
If it's the connectors on the grapple side, a slight tap on the check valve tit should do it.
(Note; before tapping on the check valve, cover with shop rag.)
If it's the connectors on the tractor side, you bleed the pressure off by shutting down the tractor and moving the hydraulic levers back and forth a few times.
If it's the connectors on the grapple side, a slight tap on the check valve tit should do it.
(Note; before tapping on the check valve, cover with shop rag.)
JerryG
Super Member
I have never seen one on a compact tractor. Some of the very large, very expensive tractors have them.