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170 lift arm cylinders
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    Posted: 21 Aug 2019 at 6:39pm
I have my lift arm cylinders removed, but I not sure how to take the apart to reseal them. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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It depends on which cylinder you have. Prior to SN 5019, the retainer cap screws in. It  has a rod smaller than the cylinder bore.
After that It used a full diameter ram that has a wire ring.
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If your cylinder has the full diameter ram then you have to take the fitting off of the cylinder barrel and extend the ram until you see the wire ring inside. Then take a screw driver and move the wire ring to the deeper groove in the ram and then you can take the ram all the way out.
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Thanks Pete, I was just getting ready to ask how to find the ring. I removed the top seal and thought it would be self explanatory, but it wasn't.Smile
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