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2001 loader cylinder
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Posted by jim mc dade on August 16, 2006 at 04:51:25 from (216.234.100.69):
hi one of the lift cylinders on a 2001 loader is leaking bad. I had installed a seal kit a couple of yrs ago. They stopped the leak in one cylinder but the other is still leaking. The seal (retained by a large fitting that is threaded on)is working its way out-so some thing is not right. If i take it in to be repaired I have the feeling that I might as well buy a new one. Has any one out there replaced theirs with a double acting tie rod cylinder? Price wise it might be the way to go. I know that i would replace both and rework some lines (originals are single acting). Has any one been down this road? Thanks Jim Mc Dade
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