#45 Loader Part Numbers

1. The pin that attaches the loader lift cylinder to the loader frame on the right side (not the pin by the axle housing but rather the one closer towards the front of the tractor.)

2. The cast piece that is held to end of the ram with a roll pin and attaches to the pin mentioned above.

Any info would be greatly appreciated. I would like to try to get the part numbers without buying the parts book from JD. Thanks in advance.

1. The pin that attaches the loader lift cylinder to the loader frame on the right side (not the pin by the axle housing but rather the one closer towards the front of the tractor.)

~~This is actually a bushing and a bolt. The bushing is Y 1814 C (it's a 1-1/8"x2-3/8" with a bore to pass a 3/4" bolt). The bolt is a 3/4"x4", with nut and lock washer, high-strength grade (probably a Gr.5, but Gr.8 would also do).

2. The cast piece that is held to end of the ram with a roll pin and attaches to the pin mentioned above.

~~End, Rod, cylinder, with grease fitting is P/N J 19757 C

I could not find either part listed on JDParts.com, but they may be subbed. They shouldn't be too difficult to fab.

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855

At one point and time the right side of the loader suffered a severe impact with broke this stuff. It's cobbled together right now and works just fine, but it would be nice to get the right parts.

Just used the loader on my 45 B this weekend to dig into a sandy hillside and load out some sand for the concrete for my neighbor's new chicken coop. Worked pretty darn good for a pretty well wore 58 year old tractor and 47 year old loader. Something to be said for this old equipment! (Live hydraulics and hydraulic bucket would have been nice though!)

My parts book is for a 45W, which doesn't use the tilt up stands. It uses pipe type stands to clear wide front ends.

That's why the difference.

Frank