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Re: Auxillary Hydraulic Valve on M with live hyd
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Posted by charlie U on September 22, 2001 at 19:20:44 from (216.188.194.228):
In Reply to: Auxillary Hydraulic Valve on M with live hyd posted by Dick Davis on September 22, 2001 at 16:28:48:
There is an O-ring that seals the spool that runs up and down in that valve. I don't remimber for sure if there is a grove cut in the spool or if there is a grove cut in the housing for the o-ring to fit into and then it just rides on a smooth part on the spool. It's been a little while since I have had one of these valves apart but it's quite simple. The cross shaft is not designed to stop any oil. I have one that is so loose it's a miracle that it still works. Some day I'm just going to have to build up the shaft and maybe the housing too because she is so loose. Good luck with the job of replacing the o-ring. There is only one o-ring in that whole valve and that is the one that is leaking for you.
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