La1150a

[timmyporske]

Does anybody know the measurements for the hydraulic cylinders or where I can get one for a kubota la1150a front loader

 

[David_Kb7uns]

Kubota or Messicks has the parts breakdowns with repair parts listed or whole cylinders. If they are missing they will not be cheap to replace.

David

 

[timmyporske]

Thanks i payed a thousand for the whole tractor from a friend just looking for a cheaper cylinder

 

[David_Kb7uns]

Mains are in the $1400 each range and bucket are just over $1000 each hard to find replacement unless you are looking at one and can measure it.

Loader cylinders are so specialized in sizing it is hard to get generic ones. Had an old Masssey MF35 and looked for cylinders for the loader and paid quite a bit to get the original ones rebuilt as there was no easy replacement. May be able to find some someplace to rebuild, start calling, or for the price of the 4 you may find a whole used loader. If the tractor is in very good shape it may be worth it to get original ones, you need to try to keep original diameter for the lift capacity.


Just saw your other post saying you have the cylinders but they are bent. The Kubota rods are just under 500 each. I bent a rod on my backhoe stabilizer and took it to the local machine shop and for about $150 they machined the ends on the rod (most are standard sizes) and welded on the old crosspiece and the only way you could tell the difference was the missing paint.

If you have all the parts talk to a good machine or hydraulic shop they can do wonders.


David

 

[timmyporske]

Mains are in the $1400 each range and bucket are just over $1000 each hard to find replacement unless you are looking at one and can measure it.

Loader cylinders are so specialized in sizing it is hard to get generic ones. Had an old Masssey MF35 and looked for cylinders for the loader and paid quite a bit to get the original ones rebuilt as there was no easy replacement. May be able to find some someplace to rebuild, start calling, or for the price of the 4 you may find a whole used loader. If the tractor is in very good shape it may be worth it to get original ones, you need to try to keep original diameter for the lift capacity.


Just saw your other post saying you have the cylinders but they are bent. The Kubota rods are just under 500 each. I bent a rod on my backhoe stabilizer and took it to the local machine shop and for about $150 they machined the ends on the rod (most are standard sizes) and welded on the old crosspiece and the only way you could tell the difference was the missing paint.

If you have all the parts talk to a good machine or hydraulic shop they can do wonders.


David

Ok thank you for your time