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B2650 on 18 ft Miska Trailer 7000lbs

Hey all, Just wanted to say a big thank you to all for the great help to awnser all my questions in the past few months. With all the help I was able to install a double spool valve in the rear of my B2650 and now have hydraulic top link and just finished to install my hydraulic thumb on my...

Thank you Sir

The first pic is going to the 3 point, must be the PB of the valve

Hey all, Hopefully everyone is doing well despite the virus going around. I've got an older B6100E and trying to figure out the pressure, PB and return lines and how it is all working. I have attached a couple pictures. Sorry for the middle finger wasn't on purpose :D Thanks

This question should be moved by moderator, but to awnser your question it's most likely the seat safety switch.

I would get them filled, when I load my bucket to max weight capacity even with my filled tires it's very light on the rear end.

No alcool needed, I have seen many hydraulic contamination in the helicopter world. The only way was stated above. Drain and refill If you ran it already it's a bit more complicated. You need to flush out all the systems, cylinders etc. I also suggest a full flush. Drain refill, overfill...

T is your low pressure return to tank, P is where you put your pressure line N port should be where you need to put your power beyond adapter then your pressure line back to system

Yeah my compressor is right next to my garage, so no problems there. Thanks for the advice on airline!

Thanks a lot for clarifications, yes I do have a 30 breaker (double post of course) on hand and 8 gauge wire. Because I am not an electrician I figure I could ask here and to be honest I was a bit confused about the proper size circuit breaker after reading some posts. Thanks a lot for the great...

Thanks Magicman!

not worried, just need to understand better.

Maybe you should educate me a bit. Let say I do use a 8 gauge wire, to put a 30 circuit breaker will not hurt my system right, breaker will trip if there is a short or overload, like I said maybe I am wrong. So why a bigger circuit breaker? I just need to understand

Any pictures?