john deere 670 with 60 loader
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olivedrabflorida
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Quite a job, are you planning on rebuilding the cylinders yourself?
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Were you asking a question on how to do this?
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If you meant to add a question mark to your post you can find parts and prices at Deere's web site. John Deere - Parts Catalog
You can get hoses made many auto parts shops. Sometimes for less than JD prices, Sometimes there are local hydraulic repair shops that may sell you seals. The JD website has seal kits. Of course your rods need to be in good shape or they will tear up seals.
I see La Grange is in Georgia, Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, New York, Kentucky, Tennessee, and probably some other states. Kind of a huge area to be from. :welcome: I figure you must be from Georgia since that is where I live. But maybe you are from Ohio because I lived there before.
You can get hoses made many auto parts shops. Sometimes for less than JD prices, Sometimes there are local hydraulic repair shops that may sell you seals. The JD website has seal kits. Of course your rods need to be in good shape or they will tear up seals.
I see La Grange is in Georgia, Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, New York, Kentucky, Tennessee, and probably some other states. Kind of a huge area to be from. :welcome: I figure you must be from Georgia since that is where I live. But maybe you are from Ohio because I lived there before.
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The JD part catalog should help.
To JimRB, I have the cylinders off, both cleaned up on outside, one cylinder seperated from tube. The lock ring was a bother but got it anyway. The other cylinder is still assembled due to stubborn lock ring. Can't get the sucker to rotate or move period. Its just stuck, put on wd40 last evening. Wanted to get both cylinders dissambled before reassembling. Rods on both appear in good shape. Just an update, appreciate your interest and any advice welcome. I do have cast iron component on rod. Thanks, malichi