Wagner T2 rebuild parts

[BDidier]

Looking for seal kits for the Wagner T2 steering ram. Does anyone have any current information for Summer Equipment. Their website name is for sale. Notwhat I like to see when searching online.


Are there any other sources or cross reference materials?


Thanks for your help.

 

[rochepoint]

Maybe try Wagner in North Vancouver, here is a link to their site.

 

[jungpeter]

Hi BDidier,

Can't think of any reason why a competent local generic hydraulic repair shop can't reseal a steering ram.

Try https://everetthydraulics.com/ They've done the same for me on a hydraulic pump.

Regards,

Pete

 

[Portage_Bay]

Skagit Hydraulics is another shop that can reseal rams and helms

https://www.skagithydraulics.com/

 

[chriscritchett]

FWIW, I recently emailed sales@wagnersteering.com asking a question about my vintage 1980 system. Took a couple days, but I eventually got very responsive answers to my questions, along with suggestions for a FL rebuilder of their no-longer-sold gear. The FL guy even followed up by email a day or two later, so he had clearly been forwarded my question and info.
Not a huge presence anymore, but they’re still out there & supporting their stuff.

 

[mvweebles]

BDidler - my Willard 36 has a T-2 steering ram too. I've never rebuilt it, but have talked to Wagner a couple times, but has been a few years. Parts were still available.

https://wagnerengineering.ca/category/model-t-actuators/legacy/t2

Others - while a hydraulic steering ram, design of the T-series rams by Wagner are quite a bit different from the traditional hydraulic cylinder. I guess it's a miniature version of a commercial system.

Peter

 

[BDidier]

Thanks for all the input, Wagner does have the parts, a couple seal sets in stock at local dealer for $495 USD, not the $229 Canadian showing on their website.