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Anyone have any ideas on why the dozer blade would seep down with lever in neutral and engine off it there are no external leaks in system?
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Fluid level is still good so there are no leaks. Any help is appreciated!
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you need new O rings in the lift cylinder
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Depends on the leak down rate, there are acceptable ones,
as in past the normal clearance in spool valve.
If it takes a day to drop, I would consider that normal, but if you can see it drop,a lift cylinder piston seal is leaking or a worn spool valve, or a combination of both.
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Yeah i can see it moving but i dont see where it is leaking. How do i get the cylinder apart to change Orings? Any body know?
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Yeah i can see it moving but i dont see where it is leaking. How do i get the cylinder apart to change Orings? Any body know?
Simple, just remove the hoses out of the cylinder and the ends will pop out.
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Simple, just remove the hoses out of the cylinder and the ends will pop out.
Nice thank you for the reply! Do you know are the orings something i will have in an oring assortment pack i bought at hardware store or are they special in any way?
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