Steering Cylinder Service - Toro 04384 Service Manual

Steering Cylinder Service

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1. Rod
2. Wiper
3. Seal
4. Head (non- -ball joint end)
5. Backup ring
NOTE: The steering cylinder design does not allow re-
moval of the piston (item 13) from the rod. This cylinder
design prevents replacing the O--ring on the inside of the
piston and also the seals on the ball joint end head (item
14). If a steering cylinder leak exists on the non--ball joint
end head (item 4), all seals on that head can be re-
placed. The piston outer seals (items 9 and 10) and wear
ring (item 11) can be replaced as well. If leakage or dam-
age exists at other cylinder locations that cannot be dis-
assembled, steering cylinder replacement will be
necessary.
Hydraulic System
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6. O- -ring
7. Wear ring
8. Barrel
9. Back- -up ring
10. Seal
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11
10
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12
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6
7
11. Wear ring
12. Retaining ring
13. Piston
14. Head (ball joint end)
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