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Hydraulic Cylinder Repair

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BobV

08-09-2007 13:14:08




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Hi everybody, got one of the old Case hydraulic cylinders and need to replace the rod and new seal, any idea where I can find parts for this unit or anybody repairing them.? Thanks in advance.




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C. Amick

08-13-2007 15:49:54




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to BobV, 08-09-2007 13:14:08  
You may want to price a generic hydraulic cylinder. Some of the hydraulics shops are pretty expensive. Where are you located?



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flying belgian

08-11-2007 15:06:02




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to BobV, 08-09-2007 13:14:08  
you can fill the pits in the rod with jb weld. sand it down and it will work fine.



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bradley martin

08-09-2007 16:42:40




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to BobV, 08-09-2007 13:14:08  
Seals are available from Case or any bearing supply store.As far as a new shaft, you are likely looking at a custom machine shop job.



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wayne2

08-09-2007 17:21:51




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to bradley martin, 08-09-2007 16:42:40  
If you sand (fine)shaft could-might-maybe get couple years out of it!!! Wayne



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Paul f

08-10-2007 14:35:19




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to wayne2, 08-09-2007 17:21:51  
If it is a one-way cylinder as in an eagle hitch I would suggest checking the cylinder bore...corrosion here will cause it to settle. Actually other than being messy a pitted shaft really won"t affect the lifting. If you find a solution to corrosion in the cylinder bore please, please, please let me know. For now I replace the big O ring frequently, as the corrosion tears them up....



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BobV

08-11-2007 06:30:44




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 Re: Hydraulic Cylinder Repair in reply to Paul f, 08-10-2007 14:35:19  
Paul F. sorry this is a twoway cylinder used for implements the rod was so badly damaged that it started on the outside seal I'm looking into making a new rod and sleaving the old seal, good luck on your problem BobV



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