bucket lift cylinder

Bob Hartle · Mar 29, 2013

Anybody know where I can find a aftermarket bucket lift cylinder for a Model 2050 International loader? The dealer says there are unavailable through International. The rod is bent and a local shop says $500.00 to make another, I see theres alot of after market ones out there but I cant find the exact size. Didnt know if anybody here had any ideas, Thanks

charlieu · Mar 29, 2013

(quoted from post at 01:50:08 03/30/13) Anybody know where I can find a aftermarket bucket lift cylinder for a Model 2050 International loader? The dealer says there are unavailable through International. The rod is bent and a local shop says $500.00 to make another, I see theres alot of after market ones out there but I cant find the exact size. Didnt know if anybody here had any ideas, Thanks

There is a company that makes cylinders to your specs. They also have a bunch of cylinders already made up. You will just have to get the measurements off of your bent cylinder and see if you can match it. The web site is baileynet dot com Good Luck

Zachary Hoyt · Mar 29, 2013

Once you determine the size I would check on surpluscenter.com. They are the best deal on most things like that.
Zach

Fritz Maurer · Mar 29, 2013

Why don't you put it on a press and see if it straightens out? Set it on 2x4"s to keep from damageing the chrome

caterpillar guy · Mar 30, 2013

We have the same loader as you do. Just take the pin out twist the shaft a half turn so the bow is toward the loader arm insert block of wood and run cylinder in till it is straight. Need some one to watch so you don't over do it. I have done this before if you hadn't figured it out. Got one to do right now. This is how I will straighten it.

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