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Figure 1.2 • Hydraulic Hand Pump Type T Assembly
Detail B
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The pump handle and piston can be removed as an 
assembly for inspection of the o-rings and backup rings. 
Remove the upper clevis pin (15) and cotter hair pin (17). 
Then unscrew the cylinder retaining plug (18) and pull 
the assembly straight up.
At the bottom of the pressure stroke, the piston should 
rest on the body plate liner (29) before the pump handle 
hits the cylinder retaining plug. If it does not, loosen the 
piston pin screw (14), insert a small rod in the hole 
provided at the top of the piston, and rotate the piston 
counterclock-wise to raise the pump handle. When the 
pump handle is raised to the proper height, tighten the 
piston pin screw.
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The pump cylinder must be removed and reassembled 
from the top. Otherwise, the o-rings may be cut by the 
angular, intersecting hold in the lower portion of the 
pump body casting bore. To remove the cylinder, rst 
detach the body plate (30) and body plate liner (29), then 
push the cylinder up and out from the bottom.
On reassembly, moisten the o-rings with system uid and 
rotate the cylinder as you insert it, to avoid cutting or 
pinching the o-rings. A tapered piece of wood may be 
helpful to rotate the cylinder.
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