3010 tilt cylinder

[Traviss]

My neighbor has a 3010 and has broke the tilt cylinder on the loader casing and all. Can you still buy these from john deere or can you get them aftermarket. What would tou guys do?? Thanks

 

[Tx Jim]

Type cylinder would depend on brand & model of loader. I think one could get a cylinder from Surplus Center,Baum hyd's or Bailey hyd's

 

[D-]

The first thing I would do is to find out what kind of loader it is.

 

[tim s]

These are the kind of things that drive a parts man to drink....

 

[long green line man]

Traviss: I'm doing some " reading between the lines & guessing "; Thinking you have a JD loader. ? You say 'The' tilt cly. only JD loader with single bucket cly. is model 48; [uses a cast mount & pivot 'casing'] Try JDparts.com PC-1108 to ID loader , get part #'s.... 48 loader is good match for 3010...

 

[Bob Harvey]

For which they are often grateful ! ;^)

 

[tim s]

You are sorting that out well,,and you are most likely right,, I didn't check but that part is probably obsolete, and near impossible to weld and hold,,,but a new fixture could be made up out of steel fabricating..

 

[Traviss]

Sorry for such a bad write up. I will be getting more of the info today. And letting you all know. I do know it has 2 tilt cylinders on it but i will get the model number of the loader bucket so we know for sure thanks

 

[tim s]

That's Okay with me,, we are not use to explaining things in type,,things don't come out right some times,, but with "2" cylinders that will make a big difference in which loader that you are dealing with..

 

[Traviss]

It is a 46a loader. Thanks. If i knew how to post pic of it i would

 

[tim s]

Pics are good,, I took me a while to learn how to post them,, still working on how to post a you tube clip..

 

[thurlow]

'thout knowing what's broken, it's hard to say, but I'd just 'fix' it. Have got 2 46A loaders, 'though neither is on a tractor at the moment. Both were bought with mechanical/trip type 'dumps', cause the tractors we had when they were boughten only had single hydraulic circuits. We eventually added a second circuit to most of the tractors and I added hydraulic tilts..........2 cylinders on one and a single on the other. They were mostly used with homemade hay forks rather than buckets, but worked with both. One of the loaders has been 'here' for 48 years and the other slightly less time. They are not as heavily made as the 48 series, but have served us well for a LONG time. I'd just 'fix' what's broken..........

 

[Tx Jim]

What part is bent or broken?

 

[Traviss]

Hopeful pic loads

 

[Traviss]

Just a pic of gland of cylinder

 

[tim s]

Your gonna need a new cylinder and they are still available through Deere the new one will look a bit different

 

[Traviss]

Do you have a part#. Can you get them aftermarket? Do you know approximate cost? Thanks.

 

[Tx Jim]

(quoted from post at 19:32:32 12/08/13) Do you have a part#. Can you get them aftermarket? Do you know approximate cost? Thanks.

The cylinder part number is listed under the parts photo & part numbers with part descriptions I posted BUT sorry
The part AC13265 is no longer available. Contact your local John Deere dealer for other options.

The cyl rod is still available
AC13262 Hydraulic Cylinder Rod ADD 480.90 USD

"""""I think one could get a cylinder from Surplus Center,Baum hyd's or Bailey hyd's"""""