Posted by super99 on June 18, 2008 at 01:50:10 from (75.107.180.111):
The Oliver 1850 that I bought has these hydraulic coulpers on it. Pioneer 8250. Supposed to couple under pressure. I used it on the corn planter, and had a devil of a time hooking hoses up but finally got them hooked up. When I unhooked, I couldn't get them apart, ended up unscrewing the hyd hose to relieve pressure so I could get them unhooked. I want to use it to put on NH3, and thinking about buying new couplers to replace them just so I can hook and unhook them easier. Is there a trick to these that I don't know about? Just supposed to push the sleeve back and pull hose out or push hose in, right? What gives? Chris
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