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Mast cylinder rebuilding.

Does anyone have experience with rebuilding two smaller cylinders on mast?
What is best way to remove rams to rebuild?
Have rebuilt center cylinder already.
Does anyone have step procedures to get them out?
  • Posted 10 Feb 2021 00:45
  • By tdarr
  • joined 3 Dec'11 - 44 messages
  • Florida, United States
tdarr@appi.us
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Are you referring to the outer staging cylinders?

If so, you remove whatever retains the top of the rod in the mast. This can be a bolt or a snap ring. You then lower the forks completely to ensure there is no hydraulic pressure left in the cylinders. Raise the mast with straps and another forklift or an overhead crane. The outer cylinders should stay lowered. You then remove any cylinder restraints and the lower hydraulic hoses to the cylinders. Depending on mast design, you can either remove the cylinders out the top or angle them and slide them out the bottom. Be careful.
  • Posted 21 Feb 2021 06:28
  • By PorkChop
  • joined 28 Dec'20 - 12 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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