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Subject: Re: 360 Gear pump reservoir
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I notice a bit of dark sludge, crud or mysterious whatever on the bottom =
of my pump reservoir.
Since we have no filtration capability, is there a recommended interval =
for flushing and replacing hydraulic fluid?

Angier Ames
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