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i did try the manual valve. it reacts the same. if i remember right, these cylinders have some sort of check valve in the bottom of the rod. im not sure of the hydraulic theory on the three cylinder system but this one will raise the twins with a load before the center cylinder goes up. i have not seen that happen before. the relief pressure is about 3300 psi.
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