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Wai Lee

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  1. I have the same type of Hydraulic Pump that is mounted horizontally. When I initially looked at the Hydraulic fluid level it was above the plus mark and it made me think that I didn't have a low fluid level problem or the fluid was bad. I decided to take it off the mounting bracket by removing the 2 nuts on the top and pushing the rubber part off. I then removed the 3 screws of the mounting bracket so I could take the bracket off to gain better access to the pump. After that I was able to position the pump at a 45 degree angle exposing the hex screw. Once the hex screw was removed I used my syringe with a tube attached and took out some of the fluid. After looking at the small sample It looked and felt fine so I started to worry that I had a bad pump. I decided to add more hydraulic fluid anyways just to rule it out. I was putting a little bit in at a time since the level showed it was full originally. I would reassemble each time and test the roof out and it got better and better, At the end after running the roof a few times I looked at the fluid level in the pump and it was actually lower than when I started. Hope this information helps someone out there with the same problem.
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