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Forum: Technical arena
Discussion:  cat gp25k lift cylinder
Number of messages: 5

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rick_o
Pennsylvania, United States
anyone replace free lift cylinder seals , can it be done on site

Posted 26 Mar 2009 09:54 AM Reply  Report this message
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edward_t
North Carolina, United States

no do not try this your self, you have to take it to a Caterpillar dealer with a cylinder shop the return spring can be dangerous.



just kidding since you posted 2 different places, I figured to give you 2 different answers.
truth is it is a pretty straight forward you just get the weight off the chains by blocking up the carriage, take the cross head off, and unscrew the gland nut. there is no "return spring".

Posted 26 Mar 2009 08:35 PM Reply  Report this message
rick_o
Pennsylvania, United States
thanks , a sense of humor is always good

Posted 27 Mar 2009 05:44 AM Reply  Report this message
upliftUK
leicestershire, United Kingdom
gravity tends to work alot better than any return spring.

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Posted 27 Mar 2009 08:42 AM Reply  Report this message
Vin1
None, Poland

It's not so difficult if you know anything more about hydraulic,cylinder construction and principle of operation...ofcourse it will be good to have someone who did it before and can show you what is going about...sometimes piston of cylinder is damage too and should be chaned because new seals in this case will be not enought.In my company workers often repairs lift,tilt and steering cylinders...sometimes we bild own cylinders.For the first time probably it will be difficult but it is the best or only way to lern how to do it.

Posted 28 Mar 2009 06:50 AM Reply  Report this message


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