Hi All, I have been reading a lot on your great forum over recent months as I searched for the right Dozer for my current Needs. I ended up buying a 1984 International TD15C with a Hydraulic Tilt and manual angle Blade. The Main Rams have been resealed but the Tilt Ram is leaking a bit and as the Blade is removed for Transport I wanted to fix this leak before fitting. My Question: How do you get this Ram apart ?? We have removed the Ring of Bolts but cannot find a Circlip or what retains the Center hub that holds the Pressure Seal. I have added some pictures can anyone please help? Thanks in advance.
View attachment td15c tilt01212017.pdf
can somebody tell me if you can see the parts brake down in that link
Hi Thanks yes Im just looking at the Diagram now. Most useful, I could feel one of those Lock rings yesterday and thought they may have been involved but still have to work out how to get them out of the Groove.
you drive number 7 back or down the bore enough to take the pressure off the lock ring when you get the lock out you can pull everything out with the rod
Thanks that makes sense.:bash
don't beat yourself up to bad I had to look at the parts manual and service manual.
Perfect Advice, Thanks easy , I need to chase up a Parts book and Service Manual. My only hold up now is a Socket big enough to get the Nut off 2 3/16" I think,my kit only goes to 2" but working on that now. On another issues when she sits for a few Days she winds over for a fair time before she Fires up. It has the Inline Injector pump,wondering if the Fuel pressure is dropping after sitting our leaking back a bit past a non return valve?? As soon as she starts once she fires really quickly Any ideas appreciated greatly. Cheers Andrew
A Picture of our 1984 TD15C
Nice dozer! I need one.
Ram Apart easy with the Parts book page and advice thanks. Where is the best place to get good workshop manuals and parts books?
Try binder books. Got my 14/18 books from them. John
Nice to see the new upgrade site, Thanks for all so far with there help
Have Ordered Books from http://www.binderbooks.com/ They have been very helpful ,lets see what arrives.