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Freeman W9 loader Cylinder overhaul

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    Posted: 11 Apr 2018 at 12:25pm
Who had the pictures posted for the Freeman W9 loader cylinder overhaul?
I can't find em.  
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I put up a series awhile back when I get home I could put them up again. I can't find them from my IPad.some one else also put pictures of the overhaul up but I can't rember who.

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I rebuilt the loader cyl on my WD45 parts came from AGCO i think its was about $25 for both cyl.
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Just what I have to do, have the seals.

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heck, if you weren't so far away, you could have my whole loader ....
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I found danny Radattz post, but the Photobucket stuff is so full of ads it drives me crazy.
I've got it done, but don't know how far I should tighten the 4 bolts  back up. I may just turn them a little and put it back on the tractor and just tighten enough to keep it from leaking. 
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Did you oil the packing before putting them in? As long as you did you can tighten them just snug with a short wrench. just tighten them evenly. Run the ram out and in without a load and snug them again.
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