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lift cylinder removal

I am working on this Yale stacker which has the Reach option and need to know hoe to remove the right lift cylinder to have the upper seal replaced. Any one have a solution on how this is done? The model# MRW030LAN24CE085; THE SERIAL# N482990
  • Posted 12 Jun 2010 01:29
  • Modified 12 Jun 2010 01:31 by poster
  • By ray_s
  • joined 2 Oct'09 - 58 messages
  • Alberta, Canada
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Remove the carriage from the truck by first disconnecting hoses and chains from it, then raising the secondaries to expose the carriage. back away. then block or chain the mast to allow the secondary lift cylinders to retract free of the mast. remove any fasteners from the rod of the lift cylinder you wish to remove. fully retract the rod and unbolt the barrel, then remove it by lifting it from its perch and lowering it out of the mast.
  • Posted 20 Jul 2010 13:40
  • By steponmebbbboom
  • joined 21 Nov'05 - 189 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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