Where do I get spare parts for Land's Pride grapple?

[BetterThanAShovel]

I have a SG0660 grapple that, due to some unfortunate actions during detachment (she says she's sorry) , a hydraulic hose and fitting have broken.
I have been on the Land's Pride site and found the parts....but there appears to be no way on that site to actually purchase them. Is there any other reliable source for Land's Pride parts?

Thanks.

 

[PoTreeBoy]

You can purchase them from a Kubota dealer, Messicks on-line, or probably Coleman.

 

[OntheRidge]

If it's just a hose and fitting, any hydraulic shop should be able to help you out.

 

[BetterThanAShovel]

Thanks! I'm pasting the part numbers into Messicks and they're showing up.

 

[BetterThanAShovel]

If it's just a hose and fitting, any hydraulic shop should be able to help you out.

Interesting idea. Searching found a few hydraulic shops around. I'm in no particular hurry, so I could wait for the shipped part if needed, but having it sooner would be nice.

 

[je1279]

Surpluscenter.com is another option that I have used in the past for replacement hydraulic parts.

 

[jyoutz]

Interesting idea. Searching found a few hydraulic shops around. I'm in no particular hurry, so I could wait for the shipped part if needed, but having it sooner would be nice.

Most likely a local hydraulic shop would be far cheaper. Just take the hose and fittings to the shop and they’ll make what you need.

 

[Kennyd4110]

Post pics of the carnage and we can help better!

Most NAPA's make hoses too.

 

[BetterThanAShovel]

Post pics of the carnage and we can help better!

Most NAPA's make hoses too.

Heh, ya, pics always make the story better. I added a pic of it to the initial post.

Basically, she undid the quick attach levers, but forgot to undo the hydraulic hoses.

After looking at it, I think the t-junction hydraulic fitting will be ok after i loosen the nut attached to it still...it's the hydraulic hose that goes to the left upper cylinder that has the end of its fitting snapped off into the junction.

I'll remove it tonight in prep for taking it into town tomorrow for a replacement.

 

[Kennyd4110]

Yeah, a hydro shop can do that easily!

 

[BetterThanAShovel]

Took it to a shop this morning, and in about 10 minutes, I had a replacement. Ended up costing about the same as a replacement from Messicks, but I got it faster and helped a local shop, so I'm happy with the result.

Thanks for all the helps, I wouldn't have thought to try this, and now I know!