Posted by flying belgian on March 05, 2019 at 16:26:03 from (69.24.184.209):
Steve@advance and Bob. I got it. Nice and solid. No seepage. When I took it apart originally I saw one of the rubber cups was scored. Rebuild kit was not available. Parts house had 3/4" cup loose underneath the bench in a box of parts. Great, that's all I really need. And a dust boot for around linkage. Had to order a complete, incorrect 3/4" kit to get the boot. The cup from the parts house was so old and hard that the spring would not return completely. That's what my problem was. So I took it apart and used the cup from the kit I bought. It was real soft and pliable compared to the other one. Clamped it in the vise and tried it and it started pumping right away. Put it back on forklift, bleed air out and they pumped right up. Thanks again.
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