Kioti-KL130 loader 'C' bracket bent / power streering hose broken

[brainfog]

I've bend the two 'C' brackets on the left side my KL-130 front end loader.
What is the actual name for the parts? Would anyone know the part number(s)?

Or alternatively - the location of the service manual for the loader?



On the right side of my CK35 HST tractor, a hose that operates the power steering sprays fluid when I turn the wheel.
In the service manual, I've found part number T2185-45032, is this correct?



Thank you,
Chris

 

[murphy1244]

I've bend the two 'C' brackets on the left side my KL-130 front end loader.
What is the actual name for the parts? Would anyone know the part number(s)?

Or alternatively - the location of the service manual for the loader?
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On the right side of my CK35 HST tractor, a hose that operates the power steering sprays fluid when I turn the wheel.
In the service manual, I've found part number T2185-45032, is this correct?

View attachment 487803

Thank you,
Chris

Do a search on MIE. Parts Finder Michigan Iron and Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459

 

[brainfog]

Do a search on MIE.

Thank you. Found it.

CK06-0200L (or R) Boom Linkage Assembly Outer LH
CK06-0100L (or L) Boom Linkage Assembly Inner LH

 

[murphy1244]

Thank you. Found it.

CK06-0200L (or R) Boom Linkage Assembly Outer LH
CK06-0100L (or L) Boom Linkage Assembly Inner LH

Good deal.:thumbsup:

 

[dfkrug]

I've bend the two 'C' brackets on the left side my KL-130 front end loader.
What is the actual name for the parts?

Some call those "kidney links" due to their shape. On some tractors they are straight, not in a
C-shape, and cast steel, rather than mild plate with DOM welded in at the pivots.

Anyway, I have bent mine, too, so you are not alone. To repair, I cut nearly thru them at the bend, bent them
back in a press, then welded them.

I do not use the links at all when mounting my forks, just for the bucket.

If you buy a set of 4 new, I would be curious what they cost.

 

[Adiredneck]

I would also opt to press them back to original shape, then weld some plate the outsides so it doesn't happen again.