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Liftall Clutch Slave Cylinder

I am new to this forum.

I am working on a Liftall All Terrain Fork Lift, Model MT60G, SN BL6189. The clutch slave cylinder will not hold and the truck is unsafe as a result. I need a slave cylinder kit for this unit but can not find what I need from my local NAPA dealer.

Where can I find this part?

Thanks in advance,

Dean
  • Posted 21 Jul 2019 05:19
  • By deandysart
  • joined 21 Jul'19 - 2 messages
  • Utah, United States
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OK, so I received zero replies here. I took the MC to a brake shop and they rebored the cylinder and inserted a sleeve and a new kit. All is good.
  • Posted 1 Aug 2019 21:31
  • By deandysart
  • joined 21 Jul'19 - 2 messages
  • Utah, United States
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