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Posted by SPOOK on December 25, 2006 at 14:57:56 from (71.253.194.81):
In Reply to: Jerky loader posted by DL in MI on December 24, 2006 at 20:53:12:
Just saw your note on cyl. My boss heard a pop on his loader then had trouble. Told him to ck cyls as nothing visual was broken. Said their was nut on end of shaft and to check. One cyl the shaft pulled right out with threads stripped. Could be cause of prob. same jerky reaction with the disconnected piston on one cyl. Also this will make the oil blow thru the seal and airiate, looking milky. Try it
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