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Posted by BushogPapa on January 08, 2005 at 19:49:58 from (205.188.117.7):
Anyone know what you have to do to tighten the piston seals on one of these..??
it is the one with the 2 side cylinders, with the chains wrapped around a loop, to the lower arms that have a roller in a slot that moves to raise the loader..
I believe dad said that they can be tightened while the cylinder is all together..
This old Co-Op loader has been on this JD "B" as far back as I can remember...only off for the mounted 226 cornpicker, or cultivating...
Are these hard to find, now..??
Thanks for any help..!!
Ron.
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