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Posted for billhogarty <billhogarty@direcway.com>:

  Bob:
  
  Thanks for the info.  I'll keep you posted.  Bill H.

"""  Two possibilities: You have an internal leak in the hydraulic 
system--fluid
is passing from the high pressure side to the low side, OR--you have an
internal pump failure.
  """