I rebuilt mine on my 2606. Repair kit from caseih and you need a vise. 2 or 3 hour job for a novice like me. Unhook the lines and I think 3 bolts with the bolster plate to remove it. Grab the end of the wire in the slot on the cylinder and roll it out. Put the other end in the vise to unscrew the block and shaft from the cylinder. Be nice to have a ring compressor or a home made one with a piece of tin to start the piston and new piston seal back into the cylinder.
Where is it leaking at? Out the end seal on one side or the other? Does the piston move back and forth?
Guess you want to check the rod and cylinder for any pitting which may wear out the new seals, wipers, and o rings.
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