I have a old case 530 loader with tie rod lift cylinders. one is leaking and need a rebuild kit for it. The model # is missing. My question is does anyone know any place in NH that would have the packing for the cylinder if i take it apart.. Coleman equipment wont do a thing with out the model # of the backhoe attachment and the plate id is missing.. Thanks for any leads
Did the 530 come with more than one model of loader? TractorData.com has some pics of some but none have the lift cylinders like yours. You could email Peter @ tractor data and see if he knows.
yes , some came with welded and some held together with tie rods.. according to Coleman equipment... Its 42 inch's retracted and i believe 2 1/2 dia.
http://m.omnipacking.com/ I had a 2 1/2 x 16" cylinder off a Davis Industrial bobcat backhoe. Case dealer couldn't help me but, I was able to find seals and packing at Omni Packing, Seattle. They measured my piston and matched me up w new parts. Not sure if the are national chain or there's a similar company by you. DB
I found a number on cylinder and searched it it and found this company.From there i was able to search part numbers and now i can order on line from coleman or messicks.. Here is the link i found and may be very helpful for others looking for case or other tractor parts..>>> https://avspare.com/catalog/case/68420/4316287/861941/
I am confused. Tie rod lift cylinder ? Where exactly is it located on the machine ? The parts in that link you posted is a gamble as to whether they will fit a cylinder made by someone else. The machining on the glands could be very different.
this is the bucket lift cylinder and is a case #.. part # It is off front left bucket lift cylinder on my case is #D20664 ..This old case used tie rod cylinders from factory
Your description of the cylinder is what confused me. "Tie Rod Lift cylinder" A hoist cylinder with tie rods would have been easier for me to understand. I looked long and hard at the online parts book and there are no cylinders that fit that description. The parts list covers the loaders made from 1/60 thru 12/67. I am posting a screen shot of the parts book. I hope it helps in your quest to repair the cylinder properly. Here is a link to the parts book. ---------> http://partstore.casece.com/us/parts-search.html#epc::mr51329ar177050bi4079499-85
every cylinder is tie rod on machine. The number on the cylinder is a case # and i have seen pictures here of other case loaders with factory case tie rod cylinders.. here is a pic that is just like mine .. They are out there.. all i know is i search the # on cylinder and it is a case # and shows this cylinder and it is used on many older case equipment according to the parts site
Nope my cylinders are all tie rod,, I think the confusion is that on the older loader the backhoe was a bolt on option . The fella at colemen told me that they had both type cylinders back before john wayne was born.. lol
Wow Diver ! I finally understand what you have for cylinders after seeing the photo of the one in the weeds. I have been operating and working on Case T/L/B's since the early seventy's and have never seen one with cylinders held together with tie rods. I was surprised that it isn't in the online parts book. As I mentioned before, that book I was looking at started with the 1960 model year. Sorry I couldn't help you.
heck i just found this one on craigs list.. not running 600$.. and has the tie rod cylinders lol..