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12-17-2014, 03:32 PM
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Re: Help
The West Coast Mini Truckers may be able to help you. I need some information first.
1. Where about in Northern California are you? (in general) 2. When you say the hydraulics are leaking, do you mean the seals or the lines? 3. What other work do you expect to have done when you state that you want it to "be gone through"? This may help me in finding you assistance for your problem. - RCT
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12-18-2014, 09:23 AM
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Re: Help
Hello if the excavator has been sitting for a long time the cylinder seals will dry up so try running it for a while and let it set and run it again. If you do this for a few times you may get it to seal up, it worth a try and may solve the problem, Ed
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