Please Help Identify this Loader

longgun708 · Apr 10, 2014

I need to know the make and model number of this loader so I can buy a seal repair kit. The pistons are leaking out of the front of the cylinders.

Thanks

longgun708 · Apr 10, 2014

(reply to post at 19:29:17 04/10/14)

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longgun708 · Apr 10, 2014

There we go sorry about that

IaGary · Apr 10, 2014

Most all seals can be bought by measuring the seals and ordering through a hydraulic or bearing supply store.

Most local weld shops can find them as well.

Gary

longgun708 · Apr 10, 2014

I see kits on line for farmhands and they seem very complete. I was hoping to do one stop shopping and knock the whole thing out in an aftenoon. The cylinders are international harvester stamped

Central Illinois · Apr 10, 2014

Those cylinders look like they might be off of a
McCormick 30 or 31 loader.

DeltaRed · Apr 10, 2014

I agree. But the loader itself appears to be homemade.A 'professional' job,but homemade.

Bob · Apr 10, 2014

If you take some measurements before you call, Baum Hydraulics in Omaha can fix you up with seals for pretty much ANY hydraulic cylinder ever made.

1-800-228-9222

mkirsch · Apr 11, 2014

Yes, the loader is homemade using salvaged cylinders.

Unless you can find a part number on the cylinders themselves, you're going to have to go the "measure" route.

Can't get more "one stop shopping" than a hydraulic shop, though.

longgun708 · Apr 11, 2014

(quoted from post at 04:38:23 04/11/14) Yes, the loader is homemade using salvaged cylinders.

Unless you can find a part number on the cylinders themselves, you're going to have to go the "measure" route.

Can't get more "one stop shopping" than a hydraulic shop, though.

Ok, thank you. I'll start taking them down and measuring. I'll give those fellows a call
Thanks

John M · Apr 11, 2014

I wont debate the "homemade" part, since someone
posted on EXACTLY like it on here a couple of years
ago,(may have been you, I dont know.) but as
recommended, parts for those cylinders are
available. Heck, Ive found a few odds and ends at
my local Napa, but even they arent doing
hydraulics any longer

BillOHIO · Apr 11, 2014

Long Gun, We are fortunate here in SW Ohio to have a local shop who always are able to match up seals for hydraulic repair. If you do not have a shop in your area, Bob's advice about Baum Hydraulics is right on. They are also very good !

Bill

Rollie NE PA · Apr 11, 2014

Single acting cylinder? It should no problem to find the seals/cups. My single acting loader cylinders leaked. I bought the right diameter pipe, my friend honed them foor me and supplied the seals/cups. hydraulic-supply.

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