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45W loader seals

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BLinWMI

02-17-2007 21:11:47




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Need some advice on repairing the lift cylinders on a 45 W loader on a 60. I have not used the loader in a couple years but today went out to the barn to get the tractor out. When I went to raise the loader, it went up about 5 inches and then the flywheel side cylinder blew a seal and shot oil everywhere. I have never had these cylinders off, are they easy to get apart? Are seals and any parts still available, individually or in a kit maybe? It was to dark in the barn to see well what went wrong but would appreciate any advice before I drag it into the garage and make it my next project. I know I am likely to hear the stock answer on this site, "Get a manual", but would appreciate if anyone had a illustration of the breakdown of these cylinders they would be so kind as to share. Thanks in advance guys. Brian

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F-I-T

02-18-2007 18:47:29




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 E-mail #2 on the way in reply to BLinWMI, 02-17-2007 21:11:47  
Don't know why it's not getting through. I used another e-mail this time as well.



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F-I-T

02-18-2007 14:07:48




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 Brian, Check your e-mail in reply to BLinWMI, 02-17-2007 21:11:47  
I sent you some info.



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F-I-T

02-18-2007 05:46:54




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 Re: 45W loader seals in reply to BLinWMI, 02-17-2007 21:11:47  
Actually, if you have an operator's manual, it will give you the illustration and a how-to on cylinder rebuilding. I have a 45W as well, and I found all the parts I needed at Deere. I'm sure a hydraulic shop could have found things at a maybe a few dollars less, but the dealer is convenient, and it's my small way to encourage Deere to continue to carry parts for these older contraptions. I have both the parts manual and operator's manual, so feel free to e-mail me in the event I can help you out. I unlocked it in this post.

Like Mike says, it would a simple thing for a local hydraulic shop to service. Although....sometimes just getting the pins out of the butt end of the cylinder can be challenging. I'm not sure whay that is, but three of them that I've had over the years, two - 45's, and the 45W gave me trouble in that area.

Frank

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Mike M

02-18-2007 04:55:53




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 Re: 45W loader seals in reply to BLinWMI, 02-17-2007 21:11:47  
Those are easy to work on and if you have any hydraulic shops around you they may even have the stuff on hand to fix it for alot less than Deere.



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Randy G.

02-17-2007 21:18:37




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 Re: 45W loader seals in reply to BLinWMI, 02-17-2007 21:11:47  
Deere sells the kits for around $80 per side. If you can, get a parts book or when taking them appart take note as to how the parts came out. not too terribly hard to do. Honing the inside may be a good idea as well.



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