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The service manual I have is for "RR 3000 series Model 3500" with catalog number 1995 PF-10589. But I think it is for later models as it doesn't show my 35RRTT model in the ID section. The manual lists 3 different seal kits for the TT model mast. Kit 101301 is for the 123373 cylinder mast assembly, Kit 101302 for the 123363 cylinder mast assembly and Kit 101339 for the 123364 cylinder mast assembly. I don't know how to identify which TT mast cylinder assembly I have. Any idea if there is there is a Mast ID or cylinder number stamped somewhere? If not I'll call crown to find out. Thanks
  • Posted 7 Oct 2024 03:29
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  • New Hampshire, United States

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