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WD-45 hydraulic cylenders
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    Posted: 12 Dec 2011 at 1:49pm
The hydraulic cylenders on my WD-45 leak, is there a way to tighten the packings with out pulling the cylinders apart. Never took a hydraulic cylender apart before so pictures would be great. The cylenders don't leak bad just drip. Thanks
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The cylinders on the lift arms have a "packing "nut that can be turned up to stop a small dripping. It often doesn't take much and should not be turned tight or the cylinder will bind.
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Where is the packing nut? can you get to it on the out Side or do you have to pull the cylender apart? Thanks
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Look at the rod end of the cylinder. it has a thin hex part on it the is the packing nut. Allis cylinders are a displacment cylinder. No seals of any kind inside the cylinder. don't tighten to tight it will bind.
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Thanks, that's where I thought it was, just wanted to be sure.
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There are vee packing seals in the lift cylinders . I think they are 2 inch od by 1 1/2 id and sold by a 1 inch stack. 

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You say ypu never had a hydraulic cylender apart.
I never even heard of one.
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Did I say ypu???
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      You DA MAN Jeff !!!
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