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Read articles →A two-minute hands-on demo focused entirely on one practical problem: connecting and disconnecting auxiliary hydraulic hoses on a Kubota SVL90 track loader when the system is under pressure. The presenter actually pressurizes the couplers to roughly 4,000 PSI and walks through the push-and-hold bleeding technique in real time. Useful for SVL90 owners who've struggled with stuck couplers after running a grapple or other aux-powered attachment.
Posted by the blkz28m6 channel, which has no description or visible credentials, appears to be an equipment owner sharing a field tip.
Push the coupler in and hold it, sometimes repeating a couple times, to bleed off the pressure from the lines, then it pops out.
Get the coupler up against the fitting and push it in, you will hear the pressure bleed off, then it snaps right in without forcing it.
The couplers are double acting and hold pressure on one side, so they must be pushed in to bleed the pressure before they will release.
