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I have a problem with a forklift that is leaking from the center lift cylinder. Its is a LPG sit down truck. It has a hairline crack at the top of the cylinder cap where the seals are located. Now, i have done this repair before, you can just take out the pulley assembly and unscrew the cylinder end cap and remove it. But this seems to me one assembly. Another problem, there is no model or serial number that can be seen just a mast number. Any ideas?
  • Posted 7 Feb 2009 04:34
  • By Cesar333
  • joined 3 Oct'06 - 9 messages
  • Connecticut, United States

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