JOHN DEERE 45W LOADER CYLINDERS

[USJDMAN]

I JUST GOT A 45W LOADER AND WOULD LIKE TO PUT IT ON A 2520. CAN ANYONE TELL ME IF THE CYLINDERS WILL TAKE THE PRESSURE OF NEW GENERATION TRACTORS. DID THEY HAVE DIFFERENT PRESSURE CYLINDERS,AND HOW DO YOU IDENTIFY THEM. THANKS

 

[RLS in PA]

Yes they did have two different cylinders. Most 45 loaders have the larger cylinders for the high volume low pressure pumps used in the 2 cylinder tractors. They are easily identified by the threaded rods that tie the cylinder ends together. When the new generation tractors came out the loader had smaller cylinders for the new high pressure low volume pumps. John Deere also changed the axle mounts for the new generation tractors. I have been buying 45 loaders for years and only one was ever set up for a new generation tractor. They are hard to find. More rare than the hydraulic bucket. The old cylinders may work on a new tractor. If they do not blow apart you should be able to lift out tree stumps or bend your loader. Be careful.

 

[blinwmiaol.com]

I have found a 45 W with hydraulic bucket and new generation brackets, at a yard around here.

 

[Mike M]

RLS covered the clyinder types good.

I think you would be MUCH happier with a more modern type loader on that new of a tractor.

 

[RLS in PA]

I am very interested in that 45W with hydraulic bucket. Is it close to central PA?

 

[blinwmiaol.com]

No, West Michigan

 

[Anonymous-0]

I have a 45 set up for a 3010 for sale, it is rough but does work 150.00 SW IN