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From: bob mackey <n103md@yahoo.com>
Subject: Hydraulic issues... more info after tests
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If we assume for a moment that the problem is caused by excessive pressure
  in the system when the temperature has risen, then one possible solution
  is adding a small accumulator. It should have a pre-load slightly above 
  normal operating pressure, say 1000 psi. 
  
  If the fluid expands, it will push the excess volume into the accumulator
  instead of drastically increasing the pressure. 
  
  e.g. http://www.flexicraft.com/hydrop2.asp?catid=6&subcatid=358
  part number MHY161000. I'm sure Parker, McMaster, and others 
  would have an equivalent or better part to suit this need. 
  
  -bob
  
 		
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If we assume for a moment that the problem is caused by excessive pressure<br>  in the system when the temperature has risen, then one possible solution<br>  is adding a small accumulator. It should have a pre-load slightly above <br>  normal operating pressure, say 1000 psi. <br>  <br>  If the fluid expands, it will push the excess volume into the accumulator<br>  instead of drastically increasing the pressure. <br>  <br>  e.g. http://www.flexicraft.com/hydrop2.asp?catid=6&amp;subcatid=358<br>  part number <font face="Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif" size="2">MHY161000. I'm sure Parker, McMaster, and others <br>  would have an equivalent or better part to suit this need. <br>  <br>  -bob<br>  </font><p>&#32;
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