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I have a Cleveland parking brake line lock on my Dragonfly. The part number
is 60-5. It has developed a leak, the fluid is coming out of the body where the actuator arm connects. I would assume there is an O-ring on either end of the shaft that goes through the body, but I can not locate a parts diagram for it. I do not want to take it apart until I am able to obtain the new seals/O-rings/whatever to make the repair since it is a small leak and it is not making a mess. Does anyone know where I can obtain the parts to make the repair? A/S sells the 60-5, but does not list a parts diagram like they do for the brakes and wheels. I looked for what seemed like hours at www.parker.com, but that web site is a mess. Thanks, Jeff |
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