alacattleman Well-known member Joined Mar 22, 2006 Messages 4,141 City & State/Province heart of dixie Jun 8, 2010 #1 how do you take the hydralic cylinder apart got one,,,, edit its a 148 loader... dont know what i was thinking :cowboy:
how do you take the hydralic cylinder apart got one,,,, edit its a 148 loader... dont know what i was thinking :cowboy:
cfpinz Well-known member Joined Sep 8, 2005 Messages 6,950 City & State/Province Virginia Jun 8, 2010 #2 Once upon a time I had one, think the cylinders had flanges that were bolted on to hold the packing in. If you can, put up a pic.
Once upon a time I had one, think the cylinders had flanges that were bolted on to hold the packing in. If you can, put up a pic.
1982vett Well-known member Joined Feb 3, 2008 Messages 10,337 City & State/Province Central Texas Jun 8, 2010 #3 Probably going to depend on the brand. JD has one you remove a cap screw from the side of the cylinder and then have to release a snap-ring from around the shaft thru a 1/4 diameter hole.
Probably going to depend on the brand. JD has one you remove a cap screw from the side of the cylinder and then have to release a snap-ring from around the shaft thru a 1/4 diameter hole.
OP OP alacattleman Well-known member Joined Mar 22, 2006 Messages 4,141 City & State/Province heart of dixie Jun 9, 2010 #4 found the snap ring right inside the cylinder, had to push the end cap back to find it... came right out :oops:
found the snap ring right inside the cylinder, had to push the end cap back to find it... came right out :oops: