An accumulator is used for many things beyond just loader dampening circuits, etc. The size, shape, and pressure rating can vary tremendously depending on exactly what your doing with it.
An accumulator that size, bought for a generic purpose, is probably going to run you anywhere from $300 to $600 from a retailer. I used to get some 'special' ones that went on the top of hydraulic hammers that ran nearly $800 from the dealer, and were 'proprietary' so they weren't available elsewhere. That is to say they weren't available under that part number. My local hydraulic shop found the maker was more than happy to supply them brand new, to the same specs, as long as they were special ordered that way, with a new part number, as opposed to the part number on the other ones. That cut my cost on them by nearly half.
That being said, there is nothing really special in that setup, that I can see, except for maybe the mounting bracket. That being the case I'd ask maybe $300 for the whole deal, provided the diaphragm in the accumulator is still in good shape. Unfortunately the only way to really test it is to have the tools needed to charge it, and insure it is still charged to spec, and holding that charge. IF it won't hold a charge, then it's nothing but scrap (except for the valve and fittings), unless the diaphragm can be replaced, which doesn't look possible on that particular one. Hope this helps.
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