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you'll need to remove the cylinder cap from the free lift cylinder and remove the ram.

the piston at the bottom of the ram might have fallen apart or the cushioning spring might be broken and you'll need to clean out the debris and install new spring and associated parts.

if you can get yourself a parts diagram before you start to separate the ram from the cylinder, that might make life a little easier for you.
  • Posted 18 Apr 2021 19:06
  • By LaGrange
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