Posted by glennster on July 18, 2008 at 14:04:08 from (75.57.91.65):
In Reply to: easy question posted by Bob S. on July 18, 2008 at 08:21:21:
measure the cylinder, then go to northern tools website and see if you can match the cylinder. if its a common off the self one, generally they can be had new pretty cheap (relative term). if the parts are available for your loader and the cylinder bore or ram isnt damaged, you can pick up new seals and rebuild the cylinder yourself. if you have heavy scoring ect and you cant get a replacement cylinder off the self, a good hydraulic shop and rebuild your cylinder for you. i have a loader from "american road company" that has long since been out of business, the cylinders were specific to the loader and had to get them rebuilt. about 300 a cylinder, but they needed a lot of machine work.
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