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Bill Brauch

12-13-1999 19:44:34

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My 8N hydralics are not as peppy as they were 15 years ago, and they drop when I push the clutch in, if I have a lot of weight on. I am thinking that maybe new rings on the piston, or a pump rebuild may be in order. I have heard some talk of O rings on the pison in place of iron rings. What is the opinion on this? Any other tips? What about oil? The oil in there is pretty old, and should be replaced, but what is best to put in?

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Z.B.Harrison

08-06-2000 22:16:00

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Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Bill Brauch, 12-13-1999 19:44:34

Is a kit built to rebore the hydraulic piston with steel rings instead of a "o" ring assembly and could I have any information on this parts kit?? please send to above E mail or Z.B. Harrison 740 . S \Bailey Fallon, Nev. 89406

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Randall(AL)

12-17-1999 08:48:24

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Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Bill Brauch, 12-13-1999 19:44:34

Try this out for size. Everything you ever wanted to know about an 8N lift and more.

Lift problems answered

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Charlie in TX

12-14-1999 05:33:01

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Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Bill Brauch, 12-13-1999 19:44:34

You will get more responses on the N board, but I will give it a go.

Remove the right side inspection plate, where the dip stick is. Lift the 3. with a load on it. If oil is gushing down from the top, new rings are in order. If the oil shows a lot of turbulence, pump work will be needed. If you replace the rings, I have heard they can be replaced with the piston and rubber rings from an NAA.

The best oil depends on were you live. cold climates = 134 from NH
warmer climates = 90 wt gear oil

Try surching the archives on the N board, this is a FAQ.

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Bill Brauch

12-14-1999 05:42:14

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Re: Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Charlie in TX, 12-14-1999 05:33:01

Thank you, that was good information. I will check it as you say. Can you give me the URL for the 8N board? I was not aware there was one.

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Hey busdriver

12-14-1999 21:04:08

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Re: Re: Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Bill Brauch, 12-14-1999 05:42:14

Just look to the left under Community, to Forums, N Board. Stan

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Tim in TX

12-14-1999 05:59:24

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Re: Re: Re: 8N hydralic questions in reply to Bill Brauch, 12-14-1999 05:42:14

Hi Bill - the 'n' board is:

www.ytmag.com/nboard/wwwboard1.html

Tim

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