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Old 07-15-2019, 12:28 PM   #1
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I need a hydraulic cylinder for my 1999 Towlite 21TD. If you have one or can suggest a suitable replacement contact Lysle at 850-321-5367 or email me at lysles_lstinocher@yahoo.com.
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I need a hydraulic cylinder for my 1999 Towlite 21TD. If you have one or can suggest a suitable replacement contact Lysle at 850-321-5367 or email me at lysles_lstinocher@yahoo.com.
Why do you need a replacement? If it is leaking, any hydraulic shop can reseal. If you want to buy a replacement, try the links below.

https://hilotrailerparts.webs.com/apps/webstore/

Home - JR REPAIR

https://hilotrailerparts.webs.com/ap...s/show/2074573
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If my memory serves me correctly a new cylinder costs about $400.00 plus tax and shipping. Getting a shop to rebuild one if about $200.00.
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The cylinder would not lift and fluid was coming out of the return. I took it to a shop to have it rebuilt but they said they said they did not know if they could do it until they opened it up.
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That sounds fair enough.
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lysles, If they can rebuild, ensure they test it with tranny fluid, NOT hydraulic fluid! Dextron 1 thru 4. Mine was then tested to 2600 psi, cost $200 for stripping, rebuild, test, prime and painted white. Two days. That was in Ft Myers, FL.
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BurdenSales.com sells hydraulic and electrical oddities in case you would rather attempt to replace one.

My homemade uses electric linear actuators because they work and aren't messy.
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I found a machine shop in Belgrade, Montana to repair the cylinder. It cost $230 and works like a new one. Cylinder was not too difficult to remove and reinstall but a can of WD40 came in handy.
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Glad to hear of your success! Congrats. I've done it myself, so I know what it's like. Not a bad price for 2019.
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