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Old 10-06-2015, 09:59 PM
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Default Hydraulic full level for model 123.
Is the fill plug on rear cover and do you fill it till it comes out of that plug?
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Old 10-06-2015, 10:10 PM
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The fill plug is the correct level



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Dang I bet that takes forever to fill! Have to get a smaller funnel I guess. Do I have to bleed the lines of air after I fill it?
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Old 10-06-2015, 10:48 PM
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It's really not bad filling. Just have to let it get air out while your filling it or it'll puke fluid back out.
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Dang I bet that takes forever to fill! Have to get a smaller funnel I guess. Do I have to bleed the lines of air after I fill it?
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What lines?
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What lines?
Yah I guess there is no lines lol. Sorry.
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I figured if you thought about it for a second the light bulb would come on for you.

I pour hytran from a five gallon bucket into a 2 liter bottle, and screw on a top from an EP 80/90 gear oil bottle and squeeze it into the fill hole. Don't squeeze to hard or fast or the lid will leak a little.
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I picked up a transnission funnel from wally world for like 4 bucks. Has a long ckear flexable tube on the end. Its great for doing just this.
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IF..........the breather is not plugged up, then it should pour in without issues.
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IF..........the breather is not plugged up, then it should pour in without issues.
Exactly, I use a close nipple with a 90 degree elbow pointing up and a tight fitting funnel into that. It goes slow but never burps cause the air goes out the breather.
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