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    Posted: 09 Sep 2023 at 11:07pm
Need some advice from the experts . I have a leaking lift cylinder on a WD that needs to have new packing installed. What’s the best way to proceed. Thanks 
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Try just tightening the nut first.
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tom......... this will give you an idea..
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Unscrew nut from rear of cylinder. Place a catch pan under cylinder. Raise lift lever to top, when old packing blows out, lower lever and arms. Remove rear cylinder pin, nut, old packing. Reassemble in reverse order.                   MACK
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Packing nut was as tight as it would go no adjustment left. Thanks for the advice will order a packing kit and repack 
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 Just offering advice but I would rebuild both cylinders. My luck would be the other cylinder would be soon to follow. I learned that lesson on a CA. I just recently rebuilt the cylinders on my 185.

Edited by sparky - 11 Sep 2023 at 8:09am
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The last couple sets of packing I got for a cylinder, I got from Motion Industries. I don't think anywhere else can come close to the low cost they sell for.
 Motion Industries has a store finder on their website. Stores all over the US as far as I know.
http://www.ae-ta.com
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If rams are like most....pitting and scoring make it hard for new packing to do its job.
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WD cylinders don't rust and pit like alot of cylinders because they seal to shaft not bore.                      MACK
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Will do both cylinders rods are not pitted or rusty packing ordered today. Thank you for all your help 
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