I have a B6100 with a loader I was told the loader was a B219 I am not sure if this is correct. the loader has not markings. Can anyone help with a part number for the seal kit ? link ? I tried calling a couple parts venders, It must be lunch time without a part number they were helpless and said they did not know what a B219 loader was.
Seal kit B6100
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Your best bet is go to a local hydraulic cylinder repair place if you can, as they should be able to match the seals at a far better cost than trying to buy a whole seal kit that might or might not match the ones you have.
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B219 loaders had a nomenclature plate or sticker (depending on the vintage) on the inside of the left upright. Some were painted over, some are outright gone, but worth checking.
I agree with NIW, your local shop can rebuild them for about the same or maybe a little more than the price of the Kubota kits, if they are still available.
If it is a B219, they are all standard US size seals/o-rings, no metric.
Helped another guy with his, he wanted to rebuild them himself for the experience, so we disassembled & cleaned one cylinder (all four are the same) and took it to a hydraulic shop. Took them about 10 mins to pull & measure everything, put together a package with four sets of seals, and it was about $60 for everything.
I agree with NIW, your local shop can rebuild them for about the same or maybe a little more than the price of the Kubota kits, if they are still available.
If it is a B219, they are all standard US size seals/o-rings, no metric.
Helped another guy with his, he wanted to rebuild them himself for the experience, so we disassembled & cleaned one cylinder (all four are the same) and took it to a hydraulic shop. Took them about 10 mins to pull & measure everything, put together a package with four sets of seals, and it was about $60 for everything.