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WD hydraulic cylinder problem figured out!

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Plow Man

11-17-2001 21:22:45




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Couple weeks back I posted a question about my WD's hydrualics settling. Well I put in new packing and tried it out. It lifted all the way up with no leaks. I was happy of this. But when I picked my plow up, a bunch of oil came out. So I went to look at it closer, and if I be d***ed, the cylinder shaft was up against the packing nut. It had a big hole down under the shaft. I looked in my parts book and found out there are 2 bushings before the packing, and I think strongly that they might be wore out, on both cylinders. Any thoughts welcome, I just thought I would say this:)

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Dave in Mo

11-20-2001 09:33:31




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 Re: WD hydraulic cylinder problem figured out! in reply to Plow Man, 11-17-2001 21:22:45  
Thanks for the info. Are you using the Snap-Coupler system or do you have an aftermarket 3 point hitch?



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Plow Man

11-20-2001 09:40:18




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 Re: Re: WD hydraulic cylinder problem figured out! in reply to Dave in Mo, 11-20-2001 09:33:31  
Neither. I have the old clevis type drawbar. I made two arms for the 3pt but never use a third center link. I just use the shredder so I want the arms to float up and down. I could maybe send you a picture.



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