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I've got a Z30/20N that needs the articulation cylinder seals replaced. I've got the knuckle removed and in a vice. I removed the 2 set screws and now attempting to get the dowels out so I can unscrew the cap and replace the seals. Any advice on removing the dowels and cap?
  • Posted 18 Dec 2024 07:05
  • By Lifttruckwrench
  • joined 29 Dec'15 - 24 messages
  • Tennessee, United States
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