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Old 12-29-2015, 11:07 PM
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Where is the hydro relief valve 1882? I need to tow it to load it, and don't want to damage anything.
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I'm thinking they have the auto release valves, so if you can push it and it rolls
you have the auto release valves.
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1882 has auto valves. Just push slowly and keep the push as short as possible.
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That's wonderful thanks for the info it's time to move this baby home and get her working again
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1882 has auto valves. Just push slowly and keep the push as short as possible.
So how far can a hydro be towed with the valves released?
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So how far can a hydro be towed with the valves released?
If you go slow you can tow them pretty far. I think the book says like 100'. You really can tear them up if you go too fast, but if you take it easy, I've towed them 200 yards or so. There isn't a "real" answer to your question. You can damage them in a 30'-40' feet if your not careful.
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I usually say as slow as a toddler can walk and about as far.
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