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Old 09-05-2013 | 02:25 PM
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Question Any Hydraulic / Snap-on Guys on the board? Having troble finding a Seal for my lift

Hey guys,

My Snap on Scissor lift cylinder was leaking pretty badly. The pressure seal at the botoom of the piston was pretty beat up. Part number is: Hallprene Fluid Seal R10984S. it's a single acting cylinder, and the dimensions are OD 3 x ID 2.25 x HT 0.562.

Here's a link to it from a New Zealand website. http://advancedseals.co.nz/single-ac...p-6371/r10984s

I'm having a heck of a time getting one locally or online.

Here is a link to the snap-on parts diagram, if I could get ahold of a rebuild kit, that would be even better.

http://www.snaponequipment.com/Commo...6M%20Parts.pdf

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Old 09-05-2013 | 02:39 PM
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A local hydraulic shop should be able to cross reference a seal that works. Or bring them the seal and they can come up with a replacement then if you want to do it yourself. If bit drop it off to them and have them do it. I've had to do it a few times on some of the things we have at my yard. Between all the loaders, excavators, cranes, grinders, etc we always seem to have something that leaks.
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Originally Posted by ChrisK
A local hydraulic shop should be able to cross reference a seal that works. Or bring them the seal and they can come up with a replacement then if you want to do it yourself. If bit drop it off to them and have them do it. I've had to do it a few times on some of the things we have at my yard. Between all the loaders, excavators, cranes, grinders, etc we always seem to have something that leaks.
Tried the local place, no dice. No idea why it's so hard, but for some reason they couldn't get anything.
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Im surprised they couldn't come up with something else. I have had it happen to me a few times. I have a screen that was manufactured in Europe, so the parts are a little crazy sometimes, including the hydraulics. The shop I use has always come up with something to replace what they used originally. Even if its a different "style" of seal... I have had 4 piece seals replaced by 3 piece, and so on. I would say a different or better versed hydraulics guy could help you.
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Try these guys?

http://www.usseal.com/seal%20manufacturers.html
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Originally Posted by ChrisK
Im surprised they couldn't come up with something else. I have had it happen to me a few times. I have a screen that was manufactured in Europe, so the parts are a little crazy sometimes, including the hydraulics. The shop I use has always come up with something to replace what they used originally. Even if its a different "style" of seal... I have had 4 piece seals replaced by 3 piece, and so on. I would say a different or better versed hydraulics guy could help you.
Seemed weird to me too...

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Seemed weird to me too...



Nope, but I will!
try calling smitty,,he has a bunch of parts in stock,,maybe he can help you,,also this is a friend of mine,he installs for smitty..make sure you talk to chris,,847 778-2787

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http://automotiveshopequipment.net/
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I can maybe help. I sell snapon. Clear your inbox so I can pm you. Or just give me a call at 304-890-0179
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