The manual for your unit should be able to help, it’s different depending on units I think. In this case there is an adjustment bolt on the back. The brass plate with the brass looking rod is where the adjustment is. The nut in the very back controls the hydro adjustment. But highly encourage looking up the user manual or find another video on RUclips for hydro adjustment, specifically one for the same or similar machine as yours.
Please stick to the point, I love videos like this for the most part but you really need to streamline and not repeat over and over and over. Keep at it, video is still helpful, thank you.
I appreciate the feedback! Do you have any specific examples of where I was maybe getting to far off track or repetitive? This particular video was sort of shotgunned as a Toro group was asking for it after I did it, rather than me preemptively creating something. As a result, I wasn’t really prepared for it and just shot from the hip. Any time stamps you can give me will help me to understand the stuff to cut out in the future :)
That's a lot of trouble to go through. Just take the plug on top of the unit and use a vacuum pump to pump it out, then refill it. Job done!!!
Can’t access the plug when it’s on the machine. That was the route I was hoping to take but couldn’t.
5👍. Thanks 🇸🇪
How do you adjust the hydros? I pull the right handle back and it doesn't do anything.
The manual for your unit should be able to help, it’s different depending on units I think. In this case there is an adjustment bolt on the back. The brass plate with the brass looking rod is where the adjustment is. The nut in the very back controls the hydro adjustment. But highly encourage looking up the user manual or find another video on RUclips for hydro adjustment, specifically one for the same or similar machine as yours.
@@ThomasRodriguez More than likely he didn't bleed air out of the system.
One inch axles or 3/4
I don’t know to be honest. Where do you want me to measure from? I can try and take a look.
Please stick to the point, I love videos like this for the most part but you really need to streamline and not repeat over and over and over.
Keep at it, video is still helpful, thank you.
I appreciate the feedback! Do you have any specific examples of where I was maybe getting to far off track or repetitive? This particular video was sort of shotgunned as a Toro group was asking for it after I did it, rather than me preemptively creating something. As a result, I wasn’t really prepared for it and just shot from the hip. Any time stamps you can give me will help me to understand the stuff to cut out in the future :)
That’s the problem these days, nobody has any patience.