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How to Read the Hydraulic Drawings

02/08/2011 9:19 AM

I want to read hydarulic drawing for power packs of rexroth and hagglunds.

please INFROM WHERE I SHALL GET SYMBOL NAMINICLATUE AND GUDELINES TO READ THE DRAWINGS

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Re: How to read the hydraulic drawings

02/08/2011 9:22 AM

Do you not know how to do this for yourself???? Or, are you just lazy?

PDF: How To Read Hydraulic Schematic Drawings - Free ebook manual

And, typing in all caps is RUDE.
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Re: How to Read the Hydraulic Drawings

02/08/2011 4:49 PM
  1. Turn off Caps Lock
  2. Look for the standard symbols sheet that come with the hydraulic drawing.
  3. If unavailable, ring Rexroth and Hagglunds. They don't like Caps lock either.
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