la210 loader lever

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I am looking for a la210 loader control lever part number 7553862210.
the Kubota dealers don't have it. Does anyone anyone know of a 3rd party who might have it?
It is currently coming up discontinued.
any help is appreciated.
 
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jcdc said:
I am looking for a la210 loader control lever part number 7553862210.
the Kubota dealers don't have it. Does anyone anyone know of a 3rd party who might have it?
It is currently coming up discontinued.
any help is appreciated.
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The joystick is a Kubota specific assembly. You wont find a third party source. Whats wrong with the one on your loader?

Dan
 
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A quick image search revealed it doesn't look like it would take much to duplicate it. Anyone in your area own a lathe?

 
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Post a picture of it, and lets see if I could help.

Full Disclosure: I am NOT a machinist, but like to “tinker around” the shop and buy tools. (I also drink and swear too much, but thats an entirely different set of skills;))
 
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Runs With Scissors said:
Post a picture of it, and lets see if I could help.

Full Disclosure: I am NOT a machinist, but like to “tinker around” the shop and buy tools. (I also drink and swear too much, but thats an entirely different set of skills;))
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Drill and bush - you can do it with a hand held drill. May also need to cross drill and thread the hole for the helm joint.

Not something that requires "machinist" skills or equipment. The only question is how wallowed out is it and how much meat is left in the pivot block.

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#40Fan said:
As TheOldHokie said, that should be an easy fix for a novice machinist. If I wasn't so far away, I'd offer to fix it for you. Maybe get ahold of @Runs With Scissors and see if he'd be willing to fill your hole for you.
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Oh No! Say it aint so… RWS is going over there to fill his hole? Really?
 
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