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I have thought about my options. The electrically controlled valve by the forks for optional attachment would be nice but there are only 3 hoses on the existing hose reel, would need 4 for proper control I think. One fork spreading hose is shared with side tilt hoses. So the 3 hoses going to the fork movement have oil going all directions in all hoses depending on function.. there are 2 pairs normal double acting outputs from the valve block but it gets combined to use 3 hoses going out..
  • Posted 20 Jun 2025 15:49
  • By christian_s
  • joined 25 Nov'15 - 24 messages
  • Pedersore, Finland

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