Re: Three point hitch

Posted by Mike(NEOhio) on October 06, 2019 at 05:48:31 from (40.133.175.89):

In Reply to: Three point hitch posted by Stephen Newell on October 05, 2019 at 19:08:15:

Depends on how deep it was scored. A new seal should take up any oversize from honing. I honed a lift cylinder once before I got a hone by wrapping folded shop towels around a rod and wrapping a sheet of 80 grit emery cloth around them. I experimented with the towels till I got a good fit in the bore. A little motor oil on the emery and an electric drill on the rod worked like a charm. If the scoring isn't much an inexpensive glaze breaker would work. The cylinder I did was steel like an engine sleeve.

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