With all components fully assembled—the arm, watertank, valves, and electronics—we were ready to integrate everything:
- Electronics Box: We wired the valve, pump, and rotation motor to our electronics box.


- Base and Gear Mounting: The large gear, arm, and rotation motor were securely bolted onto the wooden base.

- Hydraulic Tubing: All hydraulic tubes were connected,.

- System Filled and Ready: We filled the hydraulic tank with fluid, checked for leaks, and ensured all connections were secure.
Finally, everything was ready for the first test run!

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