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Forst ST6 Hydraulic oil leak

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Apparently there are pumps on eash roller as well, I'm guessing these are just small pumps.

I know of the main one below the filler but the guy at listers said that there are pumps on the rollers as well. Hi may have just thought because other machines have pumps on the rollers mine would or maybe there are. I didn't check as I figured he had more of an idea that I do.

 

 

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The rollers have motors, air won't get in there as it will only get in on the suction side between the tank and the pump, so the pump shaft is a likely culprit.

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The rollers have motors, air won't get in there as it will only get in on the suction side between the tank and the pump, so the pump shaft is a likely culprit.

 

 

Ahh fair enough. I'm sure they will realise that after the pressure test. So looks like a new pump and filler her back up. Could have been worse. Just hoping I get it back before Friday now.

 

 

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