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Hydro-Boost at Rest With the Hydro-Boost at rest (engine on, br…

Hydro-Boost at Rest
With the Hydro-Boost at rest (engine on, brakes released) oil flows from the inlet (pump) port, across the number 3 land and out the gear port. In this position, steering pressure created by the steering gear and pump is isolated from the boost cavity by the spool valve. Lands 2 and 4 block this steering pressure avoiding activation of the unit. Any leakage goes directly back to the reservoir.

For disassembled photos, see [url=http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4292833&postcount=6]this post[/url].
Hydro-Boost at Rest With the Hydro-Boost at rest (engine on, brakes released) oil flows from the inlet (pump) port, across the number 3 land and out the gear port. In this position, steering pressure created by the steering gear and pump is isolated from the boost cavity by the spool valve. Lands 2 and 4 block this steering pressure avoiding activation of the unit. Any leakage goes directly back to the reservoir. For disassembled photos, see [url=http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4292833&postcount=6]this post[/url].Original file
Hydro-Boost at Rest
With the Hydro-Boost at rest (engine on, brakes released) oil flows from the inlet (pump) port, across the number 3 land and out the gear port. In this position, steering pressure created by the steering gear and pump is isolated from the boost cavity by the spool valve. Lands 2 and 4 block this steering pressure avoiding activation of the unit. Any leakage goes directly back to the reservoir.

For disassembled photos, see [url=http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4292833&postcount=6]this post[/url].

Hydro-Boost at Rest
With the Hydro-Boost at rest (engine on, brakes released) oil flows from the inlet (pump) port, across the number 3 land and out the gear port. In this position, steering pressure created by the steering gear and pump is isolated from the boost cavity by the spool valve. Lands 2 and 4 block this steering pressure avoiding activation of the unit. Any leakage goes directly back to the reservoir.

For disassembled photos, see this post.

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