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<blockquote data-quote="NCDiesel" data-source="post: 105765" data-attributes="member: 14546"><p>I actually did try that, but the couplers on the hoses from the splitter are gender specific. So you can't swap. I thought maybe the other end of the hoses wouldn't be, but I was wrong there also. Since I posted this, i asked the service manager of the bobcat shop that did the repair about it. He indicated he thought there was a way to reverse the continuous flow on this machine but was unfamiliar enough with this vintage to be sure or was aware of the exact procedure. So any hints or tips would be appreciated. I tried different combinations of thumb paddles and trigger pulls to no avail.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NCDiesel, post: 105765, member: 14546"] I actually did try that, but the couplers on the hoses from the splitter are gender specific. So you can’t swap. I thought maybe the other end of the hoses wouldn’t be, but I was wrong there also. Since I posted this, i asked the service manager of the bobcat shop that did the repair about it. He indicated he thought there was a way to reverse the continuous flow on this machine but was unfamiliar enough with this vintage to be sure or was aware of the exact procedure. So any hints or tips would be appreciated. I tried different combinations of thumb paddles and trigger pulls to no avail. [/QUOTE]
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