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cannot take hydraulic cylinder appart
after some searching I found my answer, the rebuild kit comes with a plastic ring to fill in the tapered notch, thus keeping the ring compressed so the whole shaft can be pulled out.- jeepchkee2
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cannot take hydraulic cylinder appart
I know this is an old post, but I am having some of the same trouble. I am able to take the first snap ring off. I drive the end cap back in and it just keeps going in. I can see a ridge about a half inch in, but it is tapered toward the back. I think when I drive the cap in it is...- jeepchkee2
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