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<blockquote data-quote="walio123" data-source="post: 90588" data-attributes="member: 9827"><p>Far as I know Takeuchi use operational /low/ pressure to comand main valve , not actuators or solenoids.. So no electrically problem.If the problem was not there before removing cylinders, most - probably switched hoses.Follow hoses base end of one cylinder must be connected to the base end of the other cylinder. You can also raise the rubber cover on the right joystick. At the lower end there should be a round flat surface and under it you should see four balls. May be standing garbage somewhere and not allow the joystick to press balls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="walio123, post: 90588, member: 9827"] Far as I know Takeuchi use operational /low/ pressure to comand main valve , not actuators or solenoids.. So no electrically problem.If the problem was not there before removing cylinders, most - probably switched hoses.Follow hoses base end of one cylinder must be connected to the base end of the other cylinder. You can also raise the rubber cover on the right joystick. At the lower end there should be a round flat surface and under it you should see four balls. May be standing garbage somewhere and not allow the joystick to press balls. [/QUOTE]
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