I believe you need to measure your cylinder size to know which rebuild kit to buy. Thanks and let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks again!
@@HodgePodgeHoosiers Thank you. I tried looking for something to unscrew with an Allen wrench or screw driver on my 8 year old county line but there was nothing there except a threaded hole. I originally thought maybe head got stripped out at factory. I just started hammering the plate back and removed the clip. Anyhow, I got seals replaced at an hydraulic shop and everything when back together just fine. Thanks.
@@brianl5445 it must have fell out and got lost. I guess the vibration of the splitter may have caused that to happen. I know I have to tighten up most of my bolts on my splitter every once in a while because they work loose. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Ours just blew out today after at least 10yr of hard use. Seals lasted longer than the engine 😂. Thanks for the video!
Ive had no issues with the engine on mine yet that is. lol.
I am going to come back to this video when I need to change the seals in my County Line splitter. Good video.
Thank you so much! We really appreciate it. It’s actually not to bad to change them out.
Thanks for watching!
Where di you get your seal kit?
Thanks!
I just ordered it off of Amazon, just ordered a seal kit for a 4” cylinder with a 1.75” rod.
Nice job ur rt little oil on the seals won't hurt anything gd for assembly
Yea that’s what I figured as well. Thanks for watching!
mine is a county line 28 ton, not sure of the size seal kit to order, got any idea ? thanks
I believe you need to measure your cylinder size to know which rebuild kit to buy. Thanks and let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks again!
@@HodgePodgeHoosiers thanks got parts ordered
Was there a screw or something that you took out for the face plate to get pipe out of black cylinder?
Yes a bolt with a washer which I re-installed after I put it back into. Close to the end of the video I believe. Thanks for watching.
@@HodgePodgeHoosiers Thank you. I tried looking for something to unscrew with an Allen wrench or screw driver on my 8 year old county line but there was nothing there except a threaded hole. I originally thought maybe head got stripped out at factory. I just started hammering the plate back and removed the clip. Anyhow, I got seals replaced at an hydraulic shop and everything when back together just fine. Thanks.
@@brianl5445 it must have fell out and got lost. I guess the vibration of the splitter may have caused that to happen. I know I have to tighten up most of my bolts on my splitter every once in a while because they work loose. Thanks for watching and sharing.
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