model 41730 cylinder replacement
1568838
The hardest part was getting the old one out. This was a perfect replacement and it still works great.
2005520
Unfortunately, I do not have the dual reservoir master cylinder. I'm still running this one in it's place and hoping and praying my brake lines hold up.
1757465
Each manufacturer is different. The cylinders are also different. You must purchase the cylinder size listed by the manufacturer or the thread size will not fit.
1797
I bought this motor and had to return it. The frame number for the replacement should match exactly. I needed a 56J frame which doesn't have a flange on the end. The same seller had what I needs so I was able to return the Y frame for the J frame.
1713516
I do see listings with the BK22496 cross referenced to the 205613. But I'm no Maytag man (or even appliance guy) so I'm not sure. If you valve's appearance is similar to the illustration, I'd suggest giving it a go. But, if your valve doesn't look like the 205613 pictured, I'd suggest contacting a professional. Sorry to not be more definitive.
180349
http://www.seastarsolutions.com/support-2/service-parts/service-parts-seastar-outboard-cylinder/Check the above site - it appears so
1518904
Search for part number 5400 461063 - &gt; http://www.amazon.com/Machining-Polished-Forceflow-Cylinder-Cooler/dp/B007ZUGIH2
1675923
amazon would be my guess or eureka. There are several replacment parts sites on the internet,good luck
1244707
Yes I have the same model and im very happy with it and the replacement part. It will look differnt from the one you pull out but not by much.
1715990
I didn't need a bearing kit with mine. What/which bearing kit are you referring to? You can look at you-tube videos to help you install the new cylinder.
1642153
You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.
90872
I have A-944DH from 1989 the replacement stopper works very well unless I forget to tighten it.
2282979
there is an adjustment inside the cylinder that you can adjust. it will work.
2234914
It's just a simple compression fitting and should work without any issue on the replacement. I'd use the same hoes and the new fittings. You should be fine. If you drilled new holes I expect keeping the old holes from leaking would be an issue sooner or later.
2214833
Good advice from other commenters. Check the make and model number, and measure the cylinder and length expanded. Then search the web. Lots of options are available.
1065031
Not sure? I had a different model, 8530, so slightly different. Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck!
354310
That would probably not be worth the effort. It operates at different pressures so it may need some other mods too; and likely not be as cool as new. R290 comes up in a search at as replacement, but its flammable. The R22's oil wouldn't be compatible with r134 either.