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to-30 lift cylinder piston question

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dfitch

12-16-2005 03:16:45




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Just received a new piston with "O" ring and wiper ring but no instructions on how to assemble the 3 parts. Does the "O" ring or the wiper ring go toward the oil side of the cylinder




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willL

12-24-2005 08:34:54




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 Re: to-30 lift cylinder piston question in reply to dfitch, 12-16-2005 03:16:45  
I just installed the same on my TO30. The wiper ring from Tisco was leather. It makes it alot easier to install if you soak it in water for several hours, to give it some stretch. Otherwise you might tear it trying to get it on. Once you have it in the groove let it dry out and it will shrink back to size. Added new life to the lift!!



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John (UK)

12-16-2005 11:40:14




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 Re: to-30 lift cylinder piston question in reply to dfitch, 12-16-2005 03:16:45  
I take it that you bought the Ford parts for this. The wiper ring as you call it, they call it a backing ring so that is at the back of the "O" ring which is the side nearest to the open end of the Ram cylinder. OR another way...the "O" ring is nearest the oil in the Ram Cylinder. Before you fit the "O" ring make sure that the inside of the ram cylinder is perfectly smooth and not scored in any way or it will just cut your "O" ring to pieces again.

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dfitch

12-16-2005 13:29:09




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 Re: to-30 lift cylinder piston question in reply to John (UK), 12-16-2005 11:40:14  
No not Ford parts. This piston is made by Tisco and is advertised as a direct replacement for the to-30 3 metal ring piston. John as always
thanks for you help. I'll post again when I get
this project completed



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