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WD45 hydraulic fluid leak at outlet
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    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 at 12:45pm
On my 1955 WD45 rear hydraulic remote that box with the adjustment knob which I think is called transport valve blows fluid out both sides when the lift arms max out at the top. Whats went bad in there and how do you go about fixing it? Any info anybody can give will be much appreciated.
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Gaskets and orings. I would check pressure.     MACK
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I had that problem to many years ago.  As said above requires an O ring or seal.  Check with Sandy Lake - they are a sponsor on this site - they may well have the parts you need.
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