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Archie Cope

07-13-2004 18:12:25

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I just bought a model B with the hydralics not working. I took off the pump and found the pistons froze up. Looks like it would be fine if I could get them freed up but can't come up with a way to excercize them. Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

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kevin

07-13-2004 19:28:04

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Re: Hydralics in reply to Archie Cope, 07-13-2004 18:12:25

try leting it soak in diesel fuel or tranny fluid

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Archie Cope

07-14-2004 19:25:22

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Re: Re: Hydralics in reply to kevin, 07-13-2004 19:28:04

Thanks for the tip Kevin. I soaked it but then got an idea. I took one of the small plugs on the backside of the pistons out and screwed my grease gun hose into it and pumped. I filled it full of heavy grease and the pistons popped free. I cleaned out the grease as best I could and the fresh fluid washed out the rest. Now it works just fine. Half the time solenoid doesn't push the gear on the starter far enough to fully engage the flywheel and it chatters. Any one have a suggestion?

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Archie Cope

07-15-2004 07:46:55

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Re: Re: Re: Hydralics in reply to Archie Cope, 07-14-2004 19:25:22

Keven, I won't be able to get back to it for a couple of weeks but will let you know how it works then.

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kevin

07-14-2004 19:53:59

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Re: Re: Re: Hydralics in reply to Archie Cope, 07-14-2004 19:25:22

try and tighten every thing up if that dont work then take the starter apart and inside there is a thing called the bendix spring and the bendix bolt make sure they aren't broken or make sure the spring isn't weak if that dont work let me know

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kevin

07-15-2004 15:45:19

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Hydralics in reply to kevin, 07-14-2004 19:53:59

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