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Old 09-29-2010, 06:18 PM
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Get Harbor Freight's O-ring assortment. For the $10 or so it cost I have fixed a lot of cylinders and control valves.
Good tip Matt! Do they use a seal of any kind or just o-rings? I've got to rebuild my control valve it's starting to drip any tips?

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The cylinders on my loader (Kwik-Way) had a mix of crude lip seals and O-rings, and the rebuild kits I got were missing parts and had the wrong size O-rings for a few of them, so I wound up re-using the lip seals and replacing just the O-rings. It didn't completely eliminate the leaks on mine, as the rods are kind of screwed up on several of my cylinders, but now it's an occasional drip instead of a squirt every time the cylinder is actuated. Every valve I have disassembled has contained only O-rings. As for tips, clean the outside before disassembly, and clean and re-lube all of the internals before reassembly. The O-rings get pretty bad in the control valves. I have never taken one apart that didn't need all of the O-rings replaced.
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Sorry guys, I haven't been around the Cub forums much since about January of this year.

I got my Danco decals from Scott Urschel. The only way I know to contact him is by email: cubconnection@aol.com I believe is the address.

Good luck, I'm always looking forward to seeing rebuilt Danco loaders.

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