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The main system relief valve pressure for lifting is 3,125 psi. This is adjusted at the relief valve on the bottom and toward the outside of the hydraulic control valve.

Check pressure with the mast at maximum fork height and at full throttle.


The secondary relief valve pressure for tilt and side shift is 2,250 psi. This is adjusted at the relief valve on the front of the hydraulic control valve. Just above the lift relief valve.

Check pressure at full back tilt and full throttle.

Specs are for a model 30.
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