JD 2240 with leaking lift cylinder on loader

[jc2it]

I purchased a used JD 2240 with a loader attachment this summer. I knew it had a leaking lift cylinder when I bought it, but I would like to get it fixed.
The loader attachment doesn't seem to have any marks on it, and perhaps it was repainted green at some point. I could be looking in the wrong place. Is there a normal place where there would be stamped part numbers on the loader? How else can I identify what it is before I take off the lift cylinder and take it to a dealer or hydraulic shop?

 

[kthompson]

I think JD has model and serial number plate on their loaders but sure can not tell you where it is on mine. However if you take the cylinder to a shop to repair the cylinder doubt they will need the fel model. They will have all the info I think they need based upon the cylinder. Well my shop did on a boom mower had no longer made and this is a British made mower.

 

[Zebrafive]

A picture might help us ID it, especially if it's a JD loader. Several different ones were fitted to this model.

 

[rScotty]

I purchased a used JD 2240 with a loader attachment this summer. I knew it had a leaking lift cylinder when I bought it, but I would like to get it fixed.
The loader attachment doesn't seem to have any marks on it, and perhaps it was repainted green at some point. I could be looking in the wrong place. Is there a normal place where there would be stamped part numbers on the loader? How else can I identify what it is before I take off the lift cylinder and take it to a dealer or hydraulic shop?

A few decades back I started taking my cylinders to the a hydraulic cylinder repair shop that sits roughly half way between our JD, NH and MF dealers. They repair all cylinders & don't care what it came from. About half the price of the dealership.
rScotty