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MAINTENANCE
SECTION 8
Page 25
HYDRAULIC
SYSTEM
2. Remove the filler
cap (1, Illust. 30) on the reservoir in
order to relieve any pressure in the tank.
3. Remove the lock ring (2) and cover (4) from the relief
valves (2 and 3, Illust. 30).
4. Remove the filter (5) and clean in a suitable solvent. Dry
thoroughly
with compressed air from the inside.
5. Check the seal rings (3) for wear or deterioration.
Replace
them, if necessary.
6. Replace the filter
(5) and cover (4). Secure with ring (2).
7. Reinstall the reservoir filler cap.
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Illust.32
Vacuum PressureRelief Valve.
1. Cap
2. Lock Ring.
3. Filter Seal.
4. Cover.
5. Filter.
6. Spring.
7. Retainer.
8. Poppet Seal.
9. SleeveSeal.
10. Poppet Spring.
11. Poppet.
12. Guide.
13. Sleeve.
14. Lock Ring.
15. Body.
STARTING AID
Periodically, the ether starting fluid will be used up and the
ether fluid can will haveto be replaced.The ether can holder
is located under the operator's compartment on a bracket.
Refer to Illust. 33.
To remove the can, pull the bail (1) out as far as possible,
away from the base of the can. Pull the can free of the
holder (2). Install the new can into the holder (2) and rest the
can base on the wire rest (3). Push the bail (1) down under
the baseof the can to lock the can in place.
lIIust.33
Ether Can Holder.
1. Bail.
2. Can holder.
3. Wire can rest.
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