P/N 70050-93642/3 Cylinder Wanted

[T Woodbury Sr.]

I'm looking for a used lift or tilt cylinder for a 1630C Loader PN 70050-93642 (lift cyl.) 70050-93643 (tilt cyl.) Please let me know if you have one and how much are you asking for it? Please PM me Tom

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[Bee-Positive]

Do you have the old cylinders and want to rebuild them or do not have the cylinders and want to buy used ones?

The part numbers you listed are for the seal rebuild kits for the the lift and bucket cylinders not the cylinders themselves. The seal kits are readably available.

 

[T Woodbury Sr.]

I'm looking for a used lift or tilt cylinder for a 1630C Loader PN 70050-93642 (lift cyl.) 70050-93643 (tilt cyl.) Please let me know if you have one and how much are you asking for it? Please PM me Tom

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I purchased 2 kits to rebuild the lift cylinders, and I was able to rebuild one cylinder with no problems, and the other one would not stop leaking so I took it to a local hydraulic shop, and they found a hairline crack in the it somewhere? I think they said it was the piston. Is the piston still available?

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

No the piston is discontinued.

You would be better off to replace the cylinder with a new one.

 

[T Woodbury Sr.]

I may have to have the piston made by a machine shop. that would be cheaper than buying a new cylinder I priced them out at around $ 400 EA. That's why I'm trying to find a complete used cylinder if possible.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

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[T Woodbury Sr.]

Thank you for your help, I am new to this site so please excuse an old man and his limited brain power.

 

[T Woodbury Sr.]

Thank you for your help, I am new to this site so please excuse an old man and his limited brain power.

After searching the web, I was given the P/N for the piston, it's 70050-93637. If? I don't have to buy a complete cylinder (s), I would be very happy. My SSI checks only go so far and things are getting leaner as the days go by.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

After searching the web, I was given the P/N for the piston, it's 70050-93637. If? I don't have to buy a complete cylinder (s), I would be very happy. My SSI checks only go so far and things are getting leaner as the days go by.

You are asking for a gland in your other thread????
do you need the gland and the piston?
Both are NLA / Obsolete, so your chances of finding either are really slim.

 

[T Woodbury Sr.]

You are asking for a gland in your other thread????
do you need the gland and the piston?
Both are NLA / Obsolete, so your chances of finding either are really slim.

I was given the wrong info from the hydraulic shop, one person said it was the piston, another said it was the head gland, and he showed me the hairline crack in it.
I'm trying to scrap up the money to buy 2 new cylinders so I can stop chasing my tail on this. With no working tractor, I'm screwed as far as earning some extra cash to help pay the bills. That's why I'm trying to go the cheap route. I thank everyone for their help and guidance

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I was given the wrong info from the hydraulic shop, one person said it was the piston, another said it was the head gland, and he showed me the hairline crack in it.
I'm trying to scrap up the money to buy 2 new cylinders so I can stop chasing my tail on this. With no working tractor, I'm screwed as far as earning some extra cash to help pay the bills. That's why I'm trying to go the cheap route. I thank everyone for their help and guidance

Give me all the dimensions of the cylinders you need and let me see what I can scrape up.

 

[T Woodbury Sr.]

Give me all the dimensions of the cylinders you need and let me see what I can scrape up.

The part # for the " gland head" is 70050-93640 all of the rest of the cylinder is in good shape. The P/N for a complete lift cylinder is 70050-93634. I sent the info to Bailey and no luck for a cylinder in stock and I sure as HE)) can't afford $ 1000 and wait 5 weeks.

 

[TheOldHokie]

Give me all the dimensions of the cylinders you need and let me see what I can scrape up.

i replaced both boom and bucket cylinders on my old B1630 with aftermarket ones. These should be plug and play with the exception of the ports. He will need SAE-06 to 3/8 female pipe port adapters

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