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Walt

11-01-2000 19:59:25




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My 51 8N hydraulic will lift some impliments but not others and will not hold anything up for more than a minute. What will I need to replace and what am I getting in to? Should I do a complete rebuild while I have it apart?




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TimK

11-02-2000 08:30:56




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 Re: 8N hydraulic re build in reply to Walt, 11-01-2000 19:59:25  
Suggest that before you start tearing things apart, take a look at Zane's posts in the archives regarding hydraulic rebuilds. Perhaps all you need is a new relief valve ? Rebuilding the whole system without knowing what your looking for is $$$$$$'s. I had to rebuild my 2n hydraulics and spent about $200 in parts for the complete job including converting to the "o" ring system and changing the hydraulic oil. My $.02.

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John

11-01-2000 20:53:50




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 Re: 8N hydraulic re build in reply to Walt, 11-01-2000 19:59:25  
Walt:
the sponsor of this BB offers an excellent video on hydraulic rebuild, which is well worth the price and time to watch. It will not only allow you to fix the hydraulics, but also give you an understanding of how it functions, in a straight forward way. I bought it some time ago, and don't know how I could have done the hydraulics without it. Once you see the video, you will be amazed by the simplicity of the system. Good luck with it, and keep smiling!
John

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Z.B. Harrison

11-01-2000 20:28:29




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 Re: 8N hydraulic re build in reply to Walt, 11-01-2000 19:59:25  
Hi: first thing get a Tractor Manual and aParts book and look at the moving parts. You will see where the piston moves in the barrel and the rings that prevent the cylinder from moving. The rings are either stuck or most likely worn. I replaced my rings with an "o" ring and it is not doing well. I should of rebored the cylinder and re rung it . Live and learn best of luck. zb



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