Remote Hydraulic Cylinders
Connecting single-acting cylinder

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IMPORTANT: The volume of oil required to extend cylinder must
not lower transmission/hydraulic oil level below end of dipstick.
Check oil level with cylinder fully extended.
In order for lever to work properly, a single-acting cylinder
should be connected only to receptacle (A).
Correcting reversed cylinder response
CAUTION: If cylinder response is reversed, extending when it
should retract, reverse cylinder hose connections at coupler.
Neutral position

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Spring pressure returns levers (A), (B), (C) and (D) to a centered
position (see arrow). With the control lever in this position, the
remote cylinder is hydraulically locked in position.
Retracting cylinder

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Pull lever (A) or (C) from neutral to the rear and hold it against
spring pressure. This retracts cylinder (B) (arrow down) connected
to SCV I, II or III coupler receptacles.
Extending cylinder

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Push lever (A) or (C) from neutral to the front and hold it
against spring pressure. This extends cylinder (B) (arrow up) connected
to SCV I, II or III coupler receptacles.
Disconnecting cylinder hoses

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If possible, retract remote cylinder as much as possible to
protect cylinder rod from damage.
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With as much hydraulic pressure as possible relieved from hoses,
pull hoses from couplers.
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Make sure dust plugs for receptacles and dust caps for hoses
are clean, then reinstall.
Return line to sump

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For some applications (front loader for example) it may be
necessary to connect the oil return hose to the sump via quick coupler
(A).
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