LA723 bucket cylinder - need kit

[RobertFL]

I could use some experienced help with my problem..Trying to find the correct seal kit for our LA723 bucket. Its on a L3130 HST 4x4 with Turf tires. It was my late Brother in Laws and now I share it with my 86 year old Father. The model and serial number sticker on the bucket is all but gone so I don't have that information other than 235 is the last 3 of the model numbers. I removed one of the bucket cylinders and found 7J267-64012 stamped into the cylinder. I looked online and that number does not seem to exist.. 7J267-64002 and 7J267-64010 come up for seal kits. I took the cylinder apart and may take it to a local shop to see if they have the seals, o-rings etc I need. Anybody have any idea of correct seal kit number? Thanks, RobertFL

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

You need the serial number of the loader it will be on one of the pillars on the rear of the loader.
There is multiple choices of seals, for both revisions of the LA723 loader.

Another option is to take the cylinders or seals to a local hydraulic repair shop and they should be able to get you the right seals.

 

[RobertFL]

You need the serial number of the loader it will be on one of the pillars on the rear of the loader.
There is multiple choices of seals, for both revisions of the LA723 loader.

Another option is to take the cylinders or seals to a local hydraulic repair shop and they should be able to get you the right seals.

Thanks, The tractor is over at my Dads place now. I will try to get over there this afternoon and look for the correct serial number. I did see the sticker on the back of bucket but did not look any further thinking that was the one... I attached a picture of the numbers on the cylinder. I plan on taking the disassembled cylinder to a local shop this afternoon.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Yea the "Part Numbers" on Pieces like in this case your Cylinders will not match anything, it's just a weird Quirk in the way Kubota did things back then.

 

[RobertFL]

The local shop had all the parts. The guy installed them even though I didn't ask him too. Total was just under $73. I put the cylinder back together but didn't have any UDT2, I should be able to get some tomorrow and complete the repair this week.

 

[RobertFL]

Yea the "Part Numbers" on Pieces like in this case your Cylinders will not match anything, it's just a weird Quirk in the way Kubota did things back then.

Thanks, That explains why I had trouble finding the correct seal kit trying to use the stamped number on the cylinder.