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Old Valve Removal•Remove hydraulic lines•Remove fittings if necessary•Relieve pressure by carefully loosening check valve cartridges•Use a suitable wrench to remove valve body by rotating counter clockwise
•Note: fluid loss is minimized if valve removal is done with the leg in a vertical position
Replace Seals•Clean Rod end•Carefully remove old o-rings and backups•Be careful not to scratch sealing surfaces•Install new o-rings and backups
New Dual Counterbalance Valve Body•Remove new valve from packaging•Lightly lubricate rod seals and inside of valve body with clean hydraulic oil
Install New Valve Body•Install new valve body on rod and hand tighten•On legs with mounting plates that extend above the leg one or more of the cartridges may need to be removed and reinstalled. Torque to 12-15 FT-LBS (144-180 IN-LBS).
Tighten Valve Body•Using a suitable wrench tighten Valve Body to Rod until fully seated•Torque approximately 100 ft*lbs
Adjust Port Orientation•If necessary adjust port orientation•Loosen screw on front of leg with 9/16” wrench•Rotate valve body to desired orientation•Retighten screw on front of leg•Ensure that the screw locates between the gear teeth•Reattach fittings and hoses