Need help identifying loader cylinders. I believe they are from a New Holland wheel tractor but don't know the model of the cylinders or the tractor they came from. These cylinders went thru a fire and I tried too rebuild them. They are not what they should be and I would like to price a new pair. How do I identify what cylinders I need?
SkipperII
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One way is to take all the measurements of your cylinders. Pin boss diameters, rod diameters, and length, cylinder bore diameter, pin boss style, double, or single acting?, and have them matched up. Try Surplus Center, they usually have a decent supply of cylinders, and prices are reasonable.
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