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Read articles →This is part two of a hands-on DIY install of the OEM L7334 top-and-tilt kit on an L2501, using a third function valve to run the tilt cylinder separately. It covers mounting the process block with correct torque specs, assembling the control valve, running hydraulic lines to the quick disconnects, and cycling the cylinder to check for leaks. Best for owners already committed to this exact hydraulic setup who want detailed plumbing steps, not a buying overview.
An owner doing their own hydraulics install and crediting another YouTuber's video for clarifying confusing factory instructions.
The instructions say to torque the three Allen head screws down to seventeen foot pounds, and Loctite was applied before running them in since the valve later covers them.
Power beyond pushes fluid to another device. The loop must be fully connected so fluid travels through all valves, from the pump to the valve and back to the pump.
After connecting the lines, the machine is started to cycle the cylinder a couple of times, purge air, and check for leaks before putting the cover plate on.
