jack rabbit
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Does anybody no how to pull the pin out of the upper hydraulic cylinder that goes into boom arm
Mike 10 thanks for the reply the pin in the cylinder is the top pin that holdes the hydraulic cylinder onto the boom arm for the tilt cylinder bucket it has a long bolt that goes through it the 3/4 nut is inside the boom arm on around a 7 in bolt I removed the bolt but not sure on how to get pin out thanksI use a 3/4" shaft and knock it out. There is a shoulder inside the boom, be sure the pin goes into this shoulder and against the cylinder pin.
there is more information and pictures of my solution on the bottom of this page http://www.skidsteerforum.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=54&frmView=ShowPost&PostID=54491Mike 10 thanks for the reply the pin in the cylinder is the top pin that holdes the hydraulic cylinder onto the boom arm for the tilt cylinder bucket it has a long bolt that goes through it the 3/4 nut is inside the boom arm on around a 7 in bolt I removed the bolt but not sure on how to get pin out thanks
A lot of the new Holland pins are held in by a fairly short , very good gripping taper and the book recommends striking them at 90 degrees of the length to loosen. So hit it hard from the side to pop it loose.there is more information and pictures of my solution on the bottom of this page http://www.skidsteerforum.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=54&frmView=ShowPost&PostID=54491
Thanks to mike10 & Gazza & jerry I'm going to make me one of them pullers Hit the side of pin with big hammer popped right out thanks for replysA lot of the new Holland pins are held in by a fairly short , very good gripping taper and the book recommends striking them at 90 degrees of the length to loosen. So hit it hard from the side to pop it loose.