Replacement Seal Kit for Meyer E-60 Snow Plow
Updated 12/04/2025 | Published 11/30/2025
Question:
Does this seal kit include everything for the lift cylinder rebuild also?
asked by: Wally
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Helpful Expert Reply:
Yes, it does. The Replacement Seal Kit for Meyer E-60 Snow Plow item # 3371306220 replaces all of the bearings, seals, and O-rings for a Meyer E-60 hydraulic snow plow.
Did you have something break on your snow plow or are you just doing routine maintenance?
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Replacement Seal Kit for Meyer E-60 Snow Plow
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Wally
12/3/2025
B-valve is functioning. It was trying to lift but couldn't. Checked wiring on vales and found a partially torn wire on B. Repaired that and tried again. It goes up and as soon as you take your finger off the pad it falls, BOOM. Adjusted fall on A valve to bottom out and no change. I read where the cross over valve has nothing to do with this. C valve works fine physically testing. Could it be the lower seal in the lift cylinder is blowing by? aChanged A-valve and coil and it raised half way up and started struggling