FEL to bleed or not to bleed

billrigsby

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L1500DT Too many implements, or is there such a thing?
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I have my loader off, disassembled, getting painted, replacing the controls, Etc.

I have seen on other forums two schools of thought one that these are self bleeding, another that you need to bleed them when you have this much air in your system.

Any thoughts, experience on this subject?
 

North Idaho Wolfman

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No need to bleed air out, it does it on it's own. ;)
 

billrigsby

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L1500DT Too many implements, or is there such a thing?
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Thank you gentlemen , glad to hear I don't have to get hydraulic fluid all over fresh paint

Bill Rigsby
Florissant CO

1972(?) KUBOTA L-1500-DT
Great Bend M10 48" Front End Loader
Brush Hog 48" "Squealer Mower"
Atlas 48" Landscape Box
Rhino 60" Rear Blade
Draw Bar with 2" Ball
28" Fork Lift Forks
36" Sears Snow Blower (still to be mounted to the front PTO)

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