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Komatsu FG25T-11:
side shift Cylinder

Ive been trying to locate the rebuild?seal kit for this unit without luck. Ive got pictures if needed however it hooks up in the center and goes to the right side of the slide. Theres only one way to remove the seals out of the cylinder cause the other side is welded with a lug that attaches to the center and is held in place by a snap ring. Any help here would be appreciated.
  • Posted 26 Jan 2023 07:08
  • Discussion started by vincent_Hable
  • Missouri, United States
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