I will be replacing a leaking hydraulic hose line that had a pinhole leak from my existing hydraulic hose, and nowhere in the Gravley manual does it give me the purging procedure for bleeding the air out of my two hydraulic pumps. If any has a Promaster 44Z or 34Z and has information that can help me, it would be very much appreciated.
My model number is 991023 and my serial number is 000145
However, I have now replaced the hydraulic hose and purged the system. Since I had a Hydro-Gear hydraulic system on my Gravley model I followed the video linked below. The only thing that happen differently than what the guy says in the video is when I opened the bypass valves on the two pumps, my wheel axles turned in spite of the valves being open. Maybe that was because of the fact that he did this with the wheels on the mower, and the weight of those wheels is the reason why the wheels did not turn when he did the purge with the bypass valves opened. What do you think mechanic mark?
I just found it odd that even though I had the wheels off the unit, in spite of what the video indicated with the bypass valves opened, and it said that they would not turn, the wheel motors the wheels attached to were still spinning with those bypass valves opened.