Tom, I always break the spanner wrench nut loose while it's still on the tractor, a lot easier that way. Good luck next time.

Wish they put the number on the cly like JD does Easy to get correct kit every time 😊 I’m retired hyd mechanic and I like watching you’ll figure it out Good job 👏

I tell my customers it’s best to rebuild both lift and tilt cylinder Pays off in the long run for sure in just wasted oil

This was a great video. I have this exact tractor and need to change out the seals. Thanks for making it.

You made it look easier than some of the other video's here.

Thanks Tom, I had no idea how to change my seals and after paying $112 .50 au ,I didn’t want to Stuff them up.. I even made a pin jig similar to yours with great results .. It’s people like you that take the time to post these videos and enlighten people like me Who hates paying for jobs you can do yourself using these posts ... Thanks again ..your a bloody champion pal.... steve from Melbourne Australia...

thanks for sharing, nice that you can use your implement for another purpose when removing the threaded cap

Good repair.

There’s 6-piece spanner set (“coil over adjustment tools”) on Amazon for $23 that is well worth the price. Bought it to replace seals on a John Deere 500C steering arm. The zip ties are a slick idea for compressing a lighter internal seal, but heavier ones will require a tool. A set of three was on Amazon for $36 in March 2022; unfortunately it is now $46. It was noted that the loader and seals were made in the USA. Take apart the wheels - as I did the other day for repair of my B7500’s front tires - and you will see that they were supplied by USA company.

First thing you learn working on hyd systems is make the line s

Hey I got a question me and my grandfather are trying to find out where the hydraulic pump is on this tractor if you do could you please let me know because he wants to replace it

If resealing 3, might as well reseal all of them. Cold weather causes seals to get hard and the cylinder rod shrink.Theres your leak.

I never use hydrocarbons on seals unless if I know it's viton. Try slideglide or some shit I think it's called I always called it slyglyde it doesn't melt or freeze but probably cost 3 times as much as that tub of vaseline lol