hossman928
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Can this be repaired ?
Can this be repaired ?
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I can't get the pic to attach. The fitting broke off the tilt cylinder of my loader. It's a 200cx JD.
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Sorry Mate, you're going to have to be a wee bit more specific than that.
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Gotta try to get a pic uploaded. Might have to resize it smaller, nothing larger than 1mb will load. And most smartphones depault pic size is about 4x's too big. It won't give you an error or anything to let you know either, it will just fail to load.
As to the fitting, was it the threaded in fitting that perhaps broke off inside? If so, you need an easy-out extractor and remove the broke part and replace.
If it was the part with female threads that gets welded to the cylinder....it can be repaired by welding back on. But if it's the rod-side port, you may want to disassemble the cylinder so you don't melt the gland seals. If it's the base end port, extending the cylinder all the way to get the piston seals away from the heat should be all that's needed.
As to the fitting, was it the threaded in fitting that perhaps broke off inside? If so, you need an easy-out extractor and remove the broke part and replace.
If it was the part with female threads that gets welded to the cylinder....it can be repaired by welding back on. But if it's the rod-side port, you may want to disassemble the cylinder so you don't melt the gland seals. If it's the base end port, extending the cylinder all the way to get the piston seals away from the heat should be all that's needed.
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Egon
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If the fitting was welded on to the cylinder it can be repaired. Grind it off & weld on new fitting.
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Isn't there a minimum limit before you can post pictures on TBN? Thought it was something like 50 posts. If so you'll have to just post the picture to something like photobucket and just give us the link.
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I didn't think TBN had a minimum. Look how many noobies post here and are requested for pics of their problems or their new purchase...
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think I got it attached. I can't get the end of the cylinder out though.
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It is where the hose(#10) connects to the cylinder. The fitting snapped off of the cylinder. I wasn't sure if this is a threaded piece it pressed in or what.
Thanks for the replies, guys.
Thanks for the replies, guys.
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If it's the eye on the end of the rod just grind it up and weld it back on some times the the weld on them isn't that great. I've welded a couple of them on for individuals snow blades and they never had it come apart again. I think a snow blade hooking a rock or something with the corner would have a lot more shock load than a cylinder rod end.
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I can't tell either.
If you drill and thread the hole you'll have your cylinder full of shavings.
I'd probably try to find a weld-in fitting. Clean off the paint. Weld it on and instantly pour water over it to prevent damage to the seal gland.
Are you sure your cylinder end screws out??
If you drill and thread the hole you'll have your cylinder full of shavings.
I'd probably try to find a weld-in fitting. Clean off the paint. Weld it on and instantly pour water over it to prevent damage to the seal gland.
Are you sure your cylinder end screws out??
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I'm sure the end doesn't screw out. It has a c-clip on it and I removed that. The gland will only slide out about 1/2" though.
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I helped my neighbor with a JD FEL cylinder a month ago. Had to remove the outer clip, then shove the gland into the barrel an inch or more. That exposes an internal ring that can then be removed. then the gland slips out of the barrel.
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I thought this too. I shoved the gland back to where I could see the internal ring on the gland through the broken fitting hole. I didn't see how to remove it. It just moved with the gland.
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The internal ring should be embedded in the barrel, not the gland.
Hmmmm. Can you post a pic of the end of the barrel? Push the gland in and take a shot that way too please. Not sure what's going on??
Hmmmm. Can you post a pic of the end of the barrel? Push the gland in and take a shot that way too please. Not sure what's going on??
LD1
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If the gland nut does indeed screw out, I think you are gonna need more than a pair of 10" channelocks.
And I agree, I cannot tell either weather it is supposed to be a threaded in fitting, or a weld on piece. Pic is a bit blury.
What does the end of the hose/fitting look like that broke off from there?
And I agree, I cannot tell either weather it is supposed to be a threaded in fitting, or a weld on piece. Pic is a bit blury.
What does the end of the hose/fitting look like that broke off from there?
Egon
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Google < JD hydraulic cylinder schematic >. Go thru the images till you find your cylinder schematic and enlarge it. Should show how all goes together.
