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    Posted: 05 May 2010 at 8:12am
Where can I find a high pressure cylinder for my series 2,  D17.  Thanks in advance,  Jim 
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Are you looking for new or used?  I have a few old cylinders that were used on WD's and early D17 here in Ohio.
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Used is fine. What kind of price and can I get seals for them if needed. Wher at in Ohio? Thx, Jim
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Jim, I have rebuilt several old Allis cylinders. The chevron packings are available and don't cost much. The biggest problem with an old cylinder is badly pitted or scratches on the rod,they will eat up the packings. I have made new rods for several cylinders out of chromed round stock, it works great but adds cost to the deal. There is also a bronze guide bushing in the cylinder that should probably be replaced if you put in new packings. They would be a standard size readily available also.
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Jim.  I sent you a PM.  Richard
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Richard:  I will get back to you before long.  I'm a dealer for fertilizer and seed and chemicals.  Its a zoo around here !!  Thx Jim  
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CTucker, thanks foir the information.  I'll let you know if I need some help.  Jim
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