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Hydraulic noise

When sideshift to the left or right, when it reaches the limit it starts squealing loudly (high pitch). is there a valve or o ring that needs replaced or adjusted?
  • Posted 6 Mar 2023 07:48
  • By LittleJon
  • joined 6 Dec'22 - 22 messages
  • Arkansas, United States
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If I remember correctly, you can replace RV2.
  • Posted 8 Mar 2023 02:54
  • By marcos_m
  • joined 25 Feb'19 - 114 messages
  • California, United States

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