Daryl in MI
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I have a Farmall H with a loader on it and one of the lift cylinders is leaking real bad. Does anyone know where I can get new seal kits or possibly a used cylinder for this loader?
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I have a Farmall H with a loader on it and one of the lift cylinders is leaking real bad. Does anyone know where I can get new seal kits or possibly a used cylinder for this loader?
Mike Henry
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Im in the mt pleasant area and couldnt find any locally untill I ran into an older gent that has a shop in the weidman area. Gil Shrock is his name he lives around the 6500 mile of north brinton rd.He and his son run a little machine shop out of his barn. Hard of hearing but knows any and all about most machines. Tinkers with steam engines on his off time. Hope this helps.
Goose
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I have an H with an IH #33 loader with a hydraulic tilt bucket. The hydraulics has been rigged accordingly with a two lever valve setup. When I needed cups for both the lift cylinders and the tilt cylinder, I went to the local Case-IH dealer.
First, I talked to a young man who spent ten minutes arguing that IH never put a hydraulic tilt loader on an H. He looked all over his computer and couldn't find anything. Went back to arguing that it was impossible to have a hydraulic tilt loader on an H. I told him I'd be glad to get him a picture of it.
About that time, an old-timer on the counter finished dealing with another customer, came over, pulled out a microfische, and withing 30 seconds told me more than I ever wanted to know about the loader, including the fact that he could order all the cups and o-rings and have them in a couple of days.
I'd say start at your local Case-IH dealer, but be selective in who you deal with on the counter.
First, I talked to a young man who spent ten minutes arguing that IH never put a hydraulic tilt loader on an H. He looked all over his computer and couldn't find anything. Went back to arguing that it was impossible to have a hydraulic tilt loader on an H. I told him I'd be glad to get him a picture of it.
About that time, an old-timer on the counter finished dealing with another customer, came over, pulled out a microfische, and withing 30 seconds told me more than I ever wanted to know about the loader, including the fact that he could order all the cups and o-rings and have them in a couple of days.
I'd say start at your local Case-IH dealer, but be selective in who you deal with on the counter.
Daryl in MI
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Thanks for the quick responses.I think we all know about dealing with the new generation and parts for older equipment with there computers. I will do some more checking and possibly post a picture of the cylinder for better clarification.
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