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| DGH
08-29-2012 20:09:21
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So, if I understand correctly you took the weight off the cylinder, then disconted the lines took out valves etc then tried to mechanically push the rod back into the cylinder and could not. If that is the case, it would seam that the cylinder is jammed in that position, like something came apart inside and wedged the piston. Correct??
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| Erich Boehm
08-31-2012 07:32:08
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| I tried to push the piston into the cylinder by slowly opening the valve on my jack, which is supporting the left rear part of the machine. Unfortunatly, this did not work. I am now concerned that I may have distorted the cylinder in the process of removing the head nut, which was rusted in place. I had to use a tremendous amount of force to unscrew it. Thanks for your continued advise. EB
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