D7E Hydro Fluid Level

These are pages from the Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the hydraulic control on my D7E. Your hydraulic control might be a later model but the info should still apply.
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I hope this helps,
Craig

Should be checked while machine is level and blade lowered.

Thanks for the reply guys. I was thinking that no one had responded. I'm almost certain that I used to get an email when a reply was made. Sorry about that siescat, 48A7052 w/ just lift cylinders(no winch, ripper, or tilt)

Appreciate the help!

I prefer to run the tractor up or over the edge of an embankment to where the blade can drop full stroke when filling or bleeding the system, otherwise just check on level ground with blade dropped.

There should be a bleeder screw on the filter cover also, turn it one turn and bleed air after starting tractor.