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8050 steering cyl disassembly
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    Posted: 06 Apr 2010 at 9:38pm
I have an 8050 fwa and the steering cylinder needs repacked. i have repacked other cylinders with good results but i cant seem to get this one apart. most others unscrew but this one has a snap ring. i removed it but cant see what is holding it from coming apart. can someone shed some light on my situation? thanks to all in advance for any help....JB
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You have removed an external snap ring with eyes-correct. Now gently tap the gland into the barrel until you see an internal ring in the barrel. Use a knife blade or small screw driver to peel it out ,then you can remove the rod and piston assembly.
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  I think if you have removed the snap ring it should be ready to come apart.  I usually use the wand with compressed air held against the fitting that extends the cylinder.  Be careful that it wiil come apart in a safe area preferably something a little soft to hit.  Service manual is at the farm so not 100% sure on the just one snap ring though? 
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  Lynn is correct on the internal ring
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Thanks alot.That makes sense. I figured it would be something simple that i was missing. Thanks again ...JB
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