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ACC 60 DS lift cylinder rebuild info needed
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    Posted: 08 Nov 2024 at 11:24am
I have an ACC 60 DS. My mast cylinders seals are leaking.   Can someone give some help in repairing these seals. Or is there a manual somewhere? Don't know how to approach this as I don't know know how to remove the cylinders to repair them. Thanks, Joe.
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To remove that cylinder is definitely labor intensive. You really should be two persons and some form of a lift to do this repair job. if you haven't previously worked with resealing cylinders your best choice is to find a trustworthy and reasonable mechanic or hydraulic shop to refurbish the cylinder with new seals. The seals will be common types and sizes so they don't have to be Allis-Chalmers parts. 
I'm including a link for a A-C forklift manual for sale, although with the right kind of help you may not need it for this repair job you're doing.
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JoeTX - After I finishing fall chores on the land - will take a look at my service section on the F-series Forklifts and see what that says.  We may need to go through email ` welcome to send me a private message on here ~ Orangeman
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