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Designed especially with plumbers in mind!

It looks like a lot of the control valves may have pressure relief valves built into them, if I remember correctly. Perhaps there’s a chance that the control valve for that particular track has a pressure relief valve that is relieving pressure too early? Just a thought I’m not sure if that’s...

The previous diagram is for the KH 41–2. This one is for the KH 41–2 V. Not sure if the differences are significant or not. The OP’s is the -2V model. Sorry for the highlights, but I don’t think they’ll be in the way edit: I believe there are differences between the North American model and...

Was that fitting always on the top as shown in the photo? Is there any possibility the cylinder needs to be rotated 180° with respect to the shaft?

This shot is more my style…😉

Just a wild guess, but is there any chance you reverse the orientation of the cylinder when you reinstalled it?

I believe I may have seen the guilty Yeti in the picture the OP posted!

So if the steering is not activated, then the amount of flow that the priority flow circuit demand is simply returned to the tank and not used for anything? That possibility didn’t occur to me because it seemed like an inefficient use of the hydraulic pump output. Although it does seem that...

I had always assumed, but never looked into it, that the priority float divider would only suck some milk when the steering was being activated. My assumption was that when the priority flow divider wasn’t drinking, it sent all the milk on to its siblings for them to consume if they wanted. So...

It'll probably be helpful if you give just a little more information on what was going on when the damage occurred. Was the PTO turning? The more detail you can give, the better the advice that will be given.

I know…😉

First, you didn’t really roll it, you tipped it on the side. If I understand what you’re saying. The issue with tipping at tractor on his side is that oil can find its way from the crank case back into the cylinders, through the valves if they happen to be open, and it’s almost guaranteed one...