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Just a FYI when I had Machtech do my valves they replaced just about everything that is inside along with all new seals. They sent the old parts back along with the repaired valves.
Yeah I seen that on the website, the pintle does not get changed, the ball bearing had no wear and the springs were springy-not sure what the height spec is on them... I air checked before/after welding and internals moved/seated correctly.
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Very nice work! Take a bow....
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Keep us posted on how they work. Just thinking out loud maybe you can be the rebuild guy in CA
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Keep us posted on how they work. Just thinking out loud maybe you can be the rebuild guy in CA
Will do, need a good snow storm to put it to work.
Not sure I want that title lol, I still have the other one I replaced couple years ago as well, going to seal it up as well for a spare.
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Thanks for posting this. I have a metal lathe so I will be trying this sometime this winter. I have a couple of valves in a spare hydro that were leaking so what better way to go. As far as the balls in them, any good bearing house can supply them if needed.
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Thanks for posting this. I have a metal lathe so I will be trying this sometime this winter. I have a couple of valves in a spare hydro that were leaking so what better way to go. As far as the balls in them, any good bearing house can supply them if needed.
Tom
Thanks for the positive input. Was a lot easier then I imagined. Just sourced the o-rings at local hydro supply shop. The bearing was flawless. I figured minus the leak past the seal in valve, the tractor operated correctly so that's why I went this route.
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I did mine and it was very easy. If you google Todd Christianson relief valve repair he has it step by step
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I’m sorry google hydro relief valve repair by Mike Christiansen
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