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mf 20 front loader cylinder

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william francis

10-01-2007 11:47:41




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i have a mf 20 with front end loader-the bucket hyd.cylinder id leaking from the metal tuge-can these be taken off and replaced-if so howt-hanks bill




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135 Fan

10-01-2007 21:12:26




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 Re: mf 20 front loader cylinder in reply to william francis, 10-01-2007 11:47:41  
They can be taken apart and new seals put in. I'm not familiar with MF20 cylinders but while you have it apart it's a good idea to replace all the seals. Shouldn't be very expensive either. Dave



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william francis

10-02-2007 05:50:32




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 Re: mf 20 front loader cylinder in reply to 135 Fan, 10-01-2007 21:12:26  
its the tube running down beside the cylinder-how do you get them off-is the cylinder a press fit?



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K.W. Tx

10-01-2007 21:38:25




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 Re: mf 20 front loader cylinder in reply to 135 Fan, 10-01-2007 21:12:26  
Are talkin about the tube that runs down the side of the cylinder or the cylinder itself? I would ask someone at a Hydraulic Shop if its the side tube,they probably have dealt with enough to know. If its the cylinder leaking you might have to take it to one anyways cause the bucket cylinders are sometimes hard to take apart without the right tools. I had both mine rebuilt for 175.00. But I beat on them suckers for two days before that so it was worth payin after that now theyre trouble free. But if you can get them apart it would only cost a few dollars. You would just need O-rings and a wiper. Take your old O-rings and wiper to Hydraulic shop and they can match them with new ones. Sorry I didnt mean to write a book!lol

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