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robertinmichigan

02-11-2005 02:06:26




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the hydraulics on my wagner loader are leaking- also the pump, I think this cold weather is getting to the seals, rings etc. I bought a bag of o-rings at TSC for a hyd. rebuild for 7$ and nothing yet for the pump. before i break it all down can anyone help me to know what else i may need to purchase because its still being used to clear snow and i really dont want to tear it down and drain it more than one time. thx for any help you all could provide.

robert in kalamazoo

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J. Schwiebert

02-11-2005 16:35:16




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 Re: hydraulics repair in reply to robertinmichigan, 02-11-2005 02:06:26  
You were not too specific as to what kind of cylinder leaks or pump leaks you have, but don't be too surprised if none of those O-rings work. I agree with Jerry, Can you furnish more details?



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Jerry D in NC

02-11-2005 10:57:56




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 Re: hydraulics repair in reply to robertinmichigan, 02-11-2005 02:06:26  
Stupid me, but I would buy an extra 5 gallon bucket of fluid if the loader is lifting what you need it to lift at the moment and disassemble and repair after the weather clears in the spring. I also don't put alot of faith in TSC's cheap "Bag Of O-Rings" for hydraulic work. They tend to not be made of the same quality of material that you get from a Hydraulic shop. Just my experience of scheduling downtime on a piece of equipment I am depending on and using quality parts for high pressure applications

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Hay Dr

02-11-2005 16:40:47




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 Re: hydraulics repair in reply to Jerry D in NC, 02-11-2005 10:57:56  
Jerry I agree about the O-Rings. Most quality O-Rings use Viton or Teflon impregnated material. The TSC O-rings will break down under heat and may fail during the first use.



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