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    Posted: 01 May 2021 at 5:45am
Anyone out there have the cylinders for the back of the d19? looking for a pair. I understand that the ones from an XT190 are the same. thanks for any help!
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options you've already though of I suppose....
I'm guessing you don't have any, that could be rebuilt ?
Maybe get the specs and buy new ones ?
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Why not reseal your own ??
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:

Why not reseal your own ??

I tried that but the cylinder bores have rust pits in them and still leak.
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There is a place in West Point Ne, Seals and Service that can put a new barrel on them.  They do a lot of work on large and small cylinders.
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A local shop might be able to make new barrels too.  Mine does.
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Why would pitted bores matter? The seal is on the piston/ram.
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The seal on shaft is only a wiper on the 190 style cylinders.            MACK
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