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Posted by Robhkent on November 13, 2005 at 08:16:50 from (209.131.239.62):
Tractor Vet, Rusty Farmall, Allan, and anyone else who knows: My diesel 560 had a leaky set of lines (the steel lines in the toolbox) to the fast hitch. I had them replaced with hydraulic hose, but discovered another leaky area. The black that is in the toolbox is a two piece block. It is supposed to be held together with two bolts, they twisted off when I tried to remove them, therefore I now have a leak between the two blocks. Do I have to repair the block, or can I remove the block and hook the hoses from the fast hitch cylinder directly to the new lines I had made?? Rob
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