While swapping between my front end blower and loader on my LX2610 I cannot attach the hoses on the loader to the tractor. I've read some articles that mention releasing pressure. I did move the stick and the male ends on the tractor can easily be pressed in so no pressure there. It's the female ends on the loader that I have used a light rag and a small metal rod to press in. I get no fluid and it does not feel like they are depressing to release any pressure. I am afraid to press too hard as I do not want to damage the connection. Any thoughts?
Connecting hoses
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Had this same issue a few weeks ago. Very frustrating. While there are release valves and tricks for a more permanent solution, the quick way is to get the appropriate sized wenches and crack the pressure lock between the hose fitting and the hose.
The Messeck video is good. Lot's of good advice here.
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