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    Posted: 09 Nov 2020 at 3:24pm
I have attached a photo of my WD45 Hydraulic leak.  It appears to drip from the valve at the rear (where the arrows are pointing.  down onto the pump itself.  Is there a seal kit parts number for this? 




Edited by twinsonfarm - 09 Nov 2020 at 3:46pm
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There is a oring and packing on both  sides. Screw in front of valve has to come out to remove shaft.           MACK
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Thank you.
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The detent ball will fall out and bounce a couple times then disappear, so get ready. 
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Lon's comment is a good reason to work on these assemblies inside a box so the little bits have a harder (note that I didn't say "impossible") time escaping!
WC, CA, D14, WD45
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Thank you guys.  Parts ordered from Agco. 
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I rebuilt my hydraulic valve on my 1954 WD45 and I got all the stuff at sandy lake implements here is there web site sandylakeimp.com
I had my wd45 parts cataloge and they had the same thing and we talked through What I meeded.. they where the only ones I found that knew what I needed
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