gland removal tool
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RLstangs
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You have to unscrew the nut on the end with the notches. Then drive the end of the cylinder in to remove a snap ring. Then it will come apart. Watch the video.
http://youtu.be/XNMC-CKrMjU
http://youtu.be/XNMC-CKrMjU
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ok im an idiot...I guess I loosen (the nut on the end with notches) it never comes out it continues to just spin around rod...so I pushed the cylinder as far in as it goes...What is a snap ring it never comes apart...so (nut with notches is loose... I drive cylinder in as far as it goes...nothing happens how do you remove the snap ring so it will come apart. hhhelp the other rod I cant get the nut with notches even loose....what next
RLstangs
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You may have to clean the paint off the threads on the nut, to get the nut off. If the whole end keeps turning you may have to put it back in the loader and pressurize the rod end of the cylinder to keep it from turning to get the nut off. Number 16 is the snap ring that holds it together. Remove the nut #18, drive in #13, do not damage the threads for the nut. Remove the snap ring in side the barrel and then it will come apart. #13 is held from coming out by the snap ring and the nut keeps #13 from moving into the barrel.RLstangs
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The new seal kit comes with a orange triangle ring that fits in the snap ring groove to help get the cylinder apart. Put it in the cylinder to get it apart and install it on #13 on the threaded part before installing the nut to get it apart next time. If you watch the video you will see him removing the snap ring with a screwdriver. At the end before he puts the nut back on you can see him putting the orange disassembly ring on #13.
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Similar to what I was trying to describe, but yet different.