(15 minutes)
Very simple to install. Just make sure you are prepared to loose most of your hydraulic oil when you take the old seal off (if it's not already gone). You'll loose about 7 gallons. I used two 5 gallon buckets and a 15+/- gallon plastic concrete mixing tub from home depot to catch the oil. Second, make sure you press the center part of the seal all the way back to the indent on the brake rod - failure to do this will likely result in premature failure. First time you do this it will likely take about 30 minutes. After my 3rd fix (due to faulty parts from another supplier), I can swap this seal out in about 15 minutes.
6/3/2024 NEWARK, OH Eric
Unrated
(2 hours)
Drain the oil down before serving
Very simple to install. Just make sure you are prepared to loose most of your hydraulic oil when you take the old seal off (if it's not already gone). You'll loose about 7 gallons. I used two 5 gallon buckets and a 15+/- gallon plastic concrete mixing tub from home depot to catch the oil. Second, make sure you press the center part of the seal all the way back to the indent on the brake rod - failure to do this will likely result in premature failure. First time you do this it will likely take about 30 minutes. After my 3rd fix (due to faulty parts from another supplier), I can swap this seal out in about 15 minutes.
NEWARK, OH
Eric