Near the hydraulic pump there should be valves which you can close or open. Use these valves to shut off flow of hydraulic fluid to the other pistons leaving only the one you want to move in the open position. My valves are little round knobs which can be screwed in or out.
Great video. I am facing the same problem. Hydraulic leak that has pooled under coroplast. My slides still work but the leak seems to be getting worse. Question. I assume that the slide outs and leveling jacks are all on the same hydraulic system and use same pump and reservoir. If so, how do you make sure that the jacks don’t move when you are working on the slide out cylinders?
Hi there...on my system (and on most), the hydraulics do share the same pump and reservoir. However, there are a set of valves called hydac valves which control where and when the fluid moves. As long as those valves are working correctly, they will prevent the jacks and other cylinders from moving.
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Question- how did you retract and extend just the one piston?
Near the hydraulic pump there should be valves which you can close or open. Use these valves to shut off flow of hydraulic fluid to the other pistons leaving only the one you want to move in the open position. My valves are little round knobs which can be screwed in or out.
Great video. I am facing the same problem. Hydraulic leak that has pooled under coroplast. My slides still work but the leak seems to be getting worse.
Question. I assume that the slide outs and leveling jacks are all on the same hydraulic system and use same pump and reservoir. If so, how do you make sure that the jacks don’t move when you are working on the slide out cylinders?
Hi there...on my system (and on most), the hydraulics do share the same pump and reservoir. However, there are a set of valves called hydac valves which control where and when the fluid moves. As long as those valves are working correctly, they will prevent the jacks and other cylinders from moving.