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Thanks I thought so mine is down to bare metal with rust in the corners my cylinders are black so I guess the bucket would be too

One more question is the bucket supposed to be black or orange on this loader? It's really nasty right now lol

I've never heard of using regular oil in hydraulic systems before that's why I asked about it thanks Bruce

Well here's the loader I just got done with rebuilding the hydraulic cylinders it's a woods b206, they were so bad that if you turned them shaft down they just dropped out. I'm going to have to get new hoses these are really cracked. So I have a question my manual says too use 10/30 ms oil in...

this is what I call my b6000 it was my wife's favorite toy she used it more than I did lol

Well after 7 years it's almost done I've rebuilt the engine new clutch tires trans paint and decals, I'm finishing up with the hydraulics now had to rebuild all the cylinders had a bent shaft on the right tilt now I have to replace the hydraulic hoses for the loader oh and get a new battery

I just finished restoring my b 6000 I'm working on the loader now got 2 of the cylinders rebuilt I had to rebuild the engine on mine every thing except for the cams

Well I've got the pumpkin back together now, I'm working on the loader now but my problem is my book says to use 10/30 ms oil for the hydraulics . Has anyone else used it I've been using regular hydraulic oil in mine thanks

Was looking through the post and saw that someone had found the front crank bearing part #15231-28470 in Australia I'm looking for the same part last part so I can get the engine back together,if you can post where you found it I would really appreciate it. Thanks Bruce

The numbers are on the engine by the injector pump, just wanted to know if they were a date code

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Oops sorry it says zl600 6-6-73

Hey guys, just getting back on the site wife has been sick but I have a b6000 with a loader on the engine it has these numbers b600 6-6-73 does that mean it's a 1973 model?