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Charles Story

07-15-2002 11:41:23

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730HD ford loader, a couple of the cylinders were not plugged before storage, I pulled them off, they had at least pint of rust colored water in each. Are these still rebuildable.

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Wes

07-15-2002 16:17:14

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Re: loader cylinders in reply to Charles Story, 07-15-2002 11:41:23

Probably not. You will have to disassemble them a see.

The cylinder shop I use usually replaces the tube because they usually are scored.

I have found that it is cheaper to just replace the whole cylinder that rebuild it.

You can get cylinders at Northern Tools www. Northentool.com or better use Surplus Center 1-800-488-3407. You can get two 4x 30 inch cylinders for under $400. You may have to modify the ends but a cylinder shop will hit you for $600+ for one rebuild.

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Wes

07-15-2002 15:49:29

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Re: loader cylinders in reply to Charles Story, 07-15-2002 11:41:23

Probably not. You will have to disassemble them a see.

The cylinder shop I use usually replaces the tube because they usually are scored.

I have found that it is cheaper to just replace the whole cylinder that rebuild it.

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Wes

07-15-2002 15:44:25

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Re: loader cylinders in reply to Charles Story, 07-15-2002 11:41:23

Probably not. You will have to disassemble them a see.

The cylinder shop I use usually replaces the tube because they usually are scored.

I have found that it is cheaper to just replace the whole cylinder that rebuild it.

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