We have a BX 2230 with a LA 211A loader the cylinder has a part number stamped on it 75538-64111. Putting that number in at Kubota results in this number has never been used. My husband put it in another site and it give a replacement number that matches the cylinders on the arms. Any thoughts? 1.185 pin size 15.25 closed length center of pins. 25" open © pins, 2.75 barrel, 3.135 T length.. anything else I got off site and not sure if they apply to this cylinder.
Odd cylinder # on bucket lift
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That number is for bucket dump/curl and has been superceded by 75538-64010.
Whats your intent?
Dan
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I recall seeing posts with a similar question about the part numbers not being found. The answer was something along the lines of the original parts used at the factory have “special or different” numbers than the parts used as replacement parts.
That could be due to kitting several parts together to create an assembly before it is installed at the factory.
I recall seeing posts with a similar question about the part numbers not being found. The answer was something along the lines of the original parts used at the factory have “special or different” numbers than the parts used as replacement parts.
That could be due to kitting several parts together to create an assembly before it is installed at the factory.
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Yes the Numbers that are stamped on the parts are not part numbers.
One of the many oddities to a Kubota.
If your rebuilding the cylinder you will need the loader serial number to determine what cylinder you are working with.
You would want the newest part number if your replacing the cylinder:
PN 75538-64110
One of the many oddities to a Kubota.
If your rebuilding the cylinder you will need the loader serial number to determine what cylinder you are working with.
You would want the newest part number if your replacing the cylinder:
PN 75538-64110
Careful.
If I am replacing that culinder I am buying aftermarket for a fraction the cost.
Dan
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I would say the old cylinder is forward compatibleThe new cylinder is reverse compatible.