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Old 11-25-2018, 07:07 PM
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Default Charge pump seal issue on 1811
Hi,looking for some help on my 1811 the charge pump seal pushes out when i move the hydraulics up and down. thanks
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Time to change the SU-9008000-6201 seal.
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Old 11-26-2018, 05:40 AM
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Here are 2 more options.

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Are you saying that using the hydraulics pushes the seal out? Then what? Do you put it back in?
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yes i push it back in. i put a new seal in it at the end of last winter. i did use the oem part#
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42" spring tip snow dozer blade,qa36a snow thrower,#1 tiller w/1 ext., brinly 10"moldbord, 3pt.cutivator,brinly disk,#1 trailer #4 trailer, 2 sets of Ih weights
windbreaker soft cab,qa42" snow thrower
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I wonder if its not venting and building pressure?
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