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mf3165 ind w/mf220 backhoe

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nickel

05-02-2008 11:35:59




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i was wondering if someone knew how to get the retainer clip out of the clinders in order to remove the ram from the barrel




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Masseynut(Australia)

05-03-2008 02:39:44




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 Re: mf3165 ind w/mf220 backhoe in reply to nickel, 05-02-2008 11:35:59  
If these are the cylinders with the captive clips in the ram head, you will need to look for the drilling in the end of the cylinder. Then turn the ram head around with a spanner, while looking into the drilling, until you see the end of the wire clip. Push a screwdriver into the hole, and lift up the end of the wire clip, and then turn the head in the direction that forces the end of the clip out of the drilling. Once it is out, pull on the rod, until it pops out. If the clip "end" or "tag", is broken off, You will be able to turn the head around, but you'll notice the wire clip doesn't move. If this is the case, you will need to tap the wire clip around with a very small chisel, until the end of the clip is visible. Then carefully work the end out of the drilling with a screwdriver under the end of the clip, as previously described. hope this helps, Evan.

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