Just started with a rebuild of the power steering cylinder on my 1959 Case 310B tractor w/ front-end loader. The attached picture is what is on the tractor. The issue I'm running into is I can't seem to get
the cylinder cap off on the rod side. Maybe it doesn't come off? Looks like there is a seam between the cylinder wall and cap but I have been wrong before. I'm hoping to tear it all down so I can replace the
rod itself (has a slight curve to it). I don't see any provisions in the cap where any kind of tooling would help in removal. Tried the chisel method to no avail and yes I was cringing too. What am I
missing? If the cap can't be removed then how does one replace seals? Is it even worth rebuilding? I'm new to this forum and to tractors so please be gentle but I would appreciate anyone's input or guidance.
Thanks.
the cylinder cap off on the rod side. Maybe it doesn't come off? Looks like there is a seam between the cylinder wall and cap but I have been wrong before. I'm hoping to tear it all down so I can replace the
rod itself (has a slight curve to it). I don't see any provisions in the cap where any kind of tooling would help in removal. Tried the chisel method to no avail and yes I was cringing too. What am I
missing? If the cap can't be removed then how does one replace seals? Is it even worth rebuilding? I'm new to this forum and to tractors so please be gentle but I would appreciate anyone's input or guidance.
Thanks.