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Henry Mark IV Backhoe
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Joined: 02 Feb 2014
Location: MS
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    Posted: 06 Feb 2014 at 9:37pm
How can I remove the swing cylinder from the backhoe? I have removed the two large nuts from the studs that hold the cylinder to the platform, thinking that it would lift off, but nothing moves. Where can I get service manual for this unit?
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Is this the Rotary Piston type Cessna unit ? If so the 2 studs are a expanding type that fit into bore in casting which is suppose to prevent unit from turning . 
 The shaft  is spline d and fits into machined area of boom. Using pry or hydraulic force from underside should raise unit out of splines 
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