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Topic: Re: 801 hydraulic lift
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| Kurt-NEPA
11-19-2012 04:05:24
70.44.245.96
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Here's a picture of how it should look, maybe it will help.
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| Clint(oh)
11-19-2012 04:47:58
50.41.197.145
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Re: 801 hydraulic lift in reply to Kurt-NEPA, 11-19-2012 04:05:24
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| Thank You, that answers some a question, at the end
of the cylinder is a short rod coming from the
linkage toward the cylinder and I see that is
correct. Now I have to locate the pin that holds the
connecting rod in place.
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| Dean
11-19-2012 06:52:18
67.172.15.77
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Re: 801 hydraulic lift in reply to Clint(oh), 11-19-2012 04:47:58
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| | Did the piston come out of the cylinder? If not, the "short rod" did its job. In any event, always replace the cam follower pin and Piston O-ring and back-up washer anytime the lift cover is removed. After doing this, readjust the linkage using the alternative (special tools not needed) procedures in the FO-20 manual. If you find insufficient threads on the turnbuckle to achieve proper draft control adjustment, replace the draft control fork. You should thoroughly clean the sump and replace the hydraulic oil. Dean
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| Clint(oh)
11-22-2012 09:11:08
50.41.65.128
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Re: 801 hydraulic lift in reply to Dean, 11-19-2012 06:52:18
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| Ok, Got the problem almost resolved, however there is a concern. The pin holding the connecting rod in place is gone, I cant find it anywhere, I have drained the case and looked all around inside, looked all over the top cover. Is there any possibility that it could have traveled into the transmission or the axle. I would really like to find it before it damages something else. You would think that a 5/16" x 2 1/8" pin would turn up quite easily.
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| JMOR
11-22-2012 09:51:49
72.181.173.171
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Re: 801 hydraulic lift in reply to Clint(oh), 11-22-2012 09:11:08
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| Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seenot into transmission or axle on that model. I don't know if into suction line is possible or not...someone probably knows.
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