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Posted by Ryan George on March 24, 2004 at 20:57:02 from (69.88.204.207):
i pulled the belly pump to re route the return line from my live hydraulic pump directly into the belly pump. however, when i pulled the "pump" it turns out someone had already gotten rid of the pump and put a resevoir in it's place. there are no other pipe fitting on the resevoir than the breather tube outlet, live pump feed, and drain plug. i am considering drilling a hole in the plate that bolts on the side of the resevoir and welding a pipe fitting in the plate to return oil from a control valve. any comments or other suggestions are welcome. also, will returning the fluid to a lower spot on the resevoir eliminate my problem of oil coming out of the breather tube? ( oil used to be returned about an inch or two below the breather tube) Thanks!
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