Posted by casey in ky on August 25, 2015 at 19:42:36 from (70.198.132.73):
So my cylinders(both lift and bucket, all pretty much at the same time...guess there number was up) had developed some leaking this year. I took them off last week and took them to a local machine shop that does pretty good work. I went to get them today and turns out, he couldn't get them apart. Really put me behind as I need the tractor in the hayfield.
I called 2 different dealers and replacement cylinders...and wow. There prices were each a little different but both of them were in the $2800 range for all four cylinders. One dealer even had the left hand cylinders a few bucks cheaper than the right even though there identical. That seems like a crazy amount of money to me. I found this hydraulic shop about an hour away. He said they'd fix them one way or another, but worst case he said they could completely custom fabricate each cylinder in the $500 range for each one. Sometimes you just want throw your hands up quit after talking to some dealers...
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