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Yes they are slowed down for higher lifts. 7 seconds should be the maximum time though. The adjustment is located on the bottom of the spool sections and can only be accessed AFTER removing the lower crossbolt that holds the control valve bodies together. It requires a allen wrench to adjust and YES, the valve assembly must be removed from the dividing wall that separates the compartment from the battery box area. Yes its a *** to do.
  • Posted 12 Apr 2008 12:37
  • By DingDing
  • joined 12 Apr'08 - 2 messages
  • Michigan, United States

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