Loader level indicator?

[Cthomp55]

Hey Folks, This is probably a crazy thing to ask, but does anyone know where I can get a replacement level indicator for a loader? I just noticed mine is gone. I have no idea where it went..

Thanks,

 

[3Ts]

Should be nothing more than a rod sliding in a tube and should be simple enough to fabricate one.

 

[Cthomp55]

That's all it is, I was just thinking Kioti may sell a replacement somewhere on the web..

Thanks!

 

[Destr0]

Not sure about Kioti, but I got a replacement level indicator for my Woods LC102 loader online, as the local dealer no longer carries Woods.

 

[Tmod]

Hey Folks, This is probably a crazy thing to ask, but does anyone know where I can get a replacement level indicator for a loader? I just noticed mine is gone. I have no idea where it went..

Thanks,

What model loader do you have?

 

[VictorW]

Try Michigan Iron and Equipment. Here's their page but didn't know which loader you have. Parts Finder Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459

 

[countrybumpkin]

It will be a kl6010 if it’s the kioti loader.

Here is the diagram

Parts Finder Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459

 

[Cthomp55]

Perfect!!

Thanks guys!

 

[Threepoint]

Keep us posted on the repair. If both the rod and tube are completely missing, I'd suspect theft or vandalism. Very unlikely that both pieces could loosen and just fall off without you noticing.

 

[coobie]

Hey Folks, This is probably a crazy thing to ask, but does anyone know where I can get a replacement level indicator for a loader? I just noticed mine is gone. I have no idea where it went..

Thanks,

When you get the new add some lock tite.Lost my first one also.

 

[JimR]

I made one for mine using a piece of 3/8's round stock. I put a double bend in the end, threaded it and installed it.

 

[JDAOWNER]

I just put one on my 4110. I bought a 3/8 rod at tsc and welded a 3/8 bolt to the end, stuck the bolt through the bracket. add washer, lock washer and nut. The tube was on mine but I had to remove it to get the rod through. After it was on I retracted the cylinder and took a bar and bent the rod to align with the cylinder. the only expense was the cost of the rod.