redline4
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Great idea. I should have enough room for 1 adapter, since the other side has a step-up.Hey Andy, before you start changing out tubing I would suggest this. Measure the id of your master cylinder port and the compare with the steel tube on the machine. You could use a drill bit to gauge id's. If they are the same just use a step down adapter to make it work. You don't have to worry about DOT approval on that skidder. Make save alot of extra work. I've seen same id tubing with different nuts.
No it did not. I’ve never bench bled a master cylinder before - always just thrown them on and bled them once hooked up. What do I gain by bench bleeding it?I got one more suggestion and I'll let you alone. Be sure to bench bleed that master cylinder. Did it come with plastics to do that?
Its an easy way to visually confirm that you have all the air out of the cylinder, before going to bleed everything downstream of the master cylinder. Sometimes that air is stubbornWhat do I gain by bench bleeding it?
Is that in Warner Robins Georgia?
Alot less chassis bleeding and air pockets.Great idea. I should have enough room for 1 adapter, since the other side has a step-up.
No it did not. I’ve never bench bled a master cylinder before - always just thrown them on and bled them once hooked up. What do I gain by bench bleeding it?
Thats awesome Ed!
Morning guys. Got a infection in one of my toes. Antibiotics will hopefully clear it up. Last time this happened they removed the whole dang toenail. Stay safe guys