
Large Frame Johnson Loader ?
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Posted December 18, 2012 - 07:06 PM
Anyone ever do them ? Any places online to order seals for them ? The pistons are in good shape, and only one cylinder is leaking pretty bad, but I'm going to redo two of them. The tilt cylinders seem to be fine.
Any help would be great and much appreciated.
Someone I know that rebuilds Johnson loaders for resale does cylinder rebuilds for $120 each, I'm sure I can do it if I know where to get the seals much cheaper. He won't disclose his source for parts. : (
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Posted December 18, 2012 - 07:16 PM
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Posted December 18, 2012 - 07:17 PM
http://www.parker.co...nextfmt=default
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Posted December 18, 2012 - 07:53 PM
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Posted December 21, 2012 - 09:56 AM
the packings should be easy to get at napa if you got a part number if you neeed a hand give me a call i will shoot up with the car
Thanks for the offer Sam, and thanks Dan and Jerome for the info.
I should be able to change them myself, just wanted some ideas as to where to get the seals before I take them apart.
Hopefully this weekend I'll get them done.
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Posted December 22, 2012 - 06:45 AM
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Posted January 27, 2013 - 10:29 AM
I finally got around to pulling the cylinder off to fix the leak.
One seal and 3 O rings are needed.
Napa has the seal in stock at their warehouse for $6.99 but I found the same seal NOS on E-Bay for $3.00 ! So I ordered 4 of them. $14.50 shipped
The seal part # is CR 11130 in case anyone needs one.
I'm going to rebuild all 4 cylinders. I'll pick up the 12 O rings locally since they are all common sizes.
And since I have it all apart, I'm going to replace all the 1/2" worn pins with new 5/8" pins. The loader will be better then new when I'm done, I HOPE.
Since its in the garage and it's nice and warm now, I'm also doing a tune up and fluid change.
New Points, plugs, condenser, coil and wires.
Oil & Filter
Trans fluid & Filter.
New Air filter & Filter housing (it's an older kohler K-582 with the shallow filter, I bought the larger one last year from Rick Show)
This old HT-23 and Johnson loader might not be a pretty one, but I use the hell out of it moving firewood and stuff. She deserves all this work I'm doing on it for sure.
- Texas Deere and Horse, KennyP, sacsr and 1 other said thanks
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Posted January 27, 2013 - 01:17 PM
I should be able to change them myself, just wanted some ideas as to where to get the seals before I take them apart.
Hopefully this weekend I'll get them done.
You should have Hydraulics shop around you that stocks all the seals, wipers, and O-rings you need. They will measure up everything you need. I rebuild several cylinders every year in my shop, I always take all the parts to my local shop and they go over it with me, sometimes finding things I didn't see.
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Posted March 11, 2013 - 05:03 PM
They will almost surely be simple O-rings for the main pressure seals, and they "may" have dust wipers, but I'm not sure of what you have. The Parker Store can get you anything you need. Below is a link that should show the locations near you.
http://www.parker.co...nextfmt=default
I'm going to the Parker Store tomorrow, the dam thing is leaking AGAIN !! I'll take the cylinder with me and hopefully they have what I need, looks like they stock just about anything I could need.
The seal I replaced, must have only been part of the problem.
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Posted March 11, 2013 - 08:07 PM
Dang Ken, is it me or do you just have a way of having hydraulic cylinder problems,if memory serves me correctly your log splitter was having this same issue awhile back,best of luck at the parker store and getting you're loader back in action.
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Posted March 11, 2013 - 09:05 PM
hey i need that loader you can just send it my way lol.. i been looking for a ht23 with a loader and i want to have the loader and trencher on the ht20d then have the mower and 3pt on the ht23. but im striking out so far
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Posted March 12, 2013 - 11:17 AM
Good luck, it should have been an easy fix. Hopefully there's nothing bent or pitted/scored. You will need to post a few pics of your setup.
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Posted March 12, 2013 - 02:06 PM
I'll measure and order the O rings from McMaster.
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Posted March 12, 2013 - 08:25 PM
Well, she isn't dripping anymore. Lol <br><br>
Seriously, I picked up the 3 O rings that are needed besides the seal at Napa. <br><br>
Put them in tonight very carefully, lubed them up so that they did not get damaged. <br>
And guess what ? It's still leaking !! <br><br>
Seems to leak when retracting not extending. What's a dummy gotta do besides ty wrap a towel around it ? <br><br>
Signed <br>
Frustrated in NJ <br><br>
Someone pmed me and asked about Camden NJ <br><br>
Watch the video in this link if you have a few mins. Sad real sad. Both my parents and many relatives once worked in this city. <br><br>
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Edited by NJKen, March 12, 2013 - 08:26 PM.
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Posted March 12, 2013 - 09:37 PM
The below picture is a JOKE guys. <br><br>
Well, she isn't dripping anymore. Lol <br><br>
Seriously, I picked up the 3 O rings that are needed besides the seal at Napa. <br><br>
Put them in tonight very carefully, lubed them up so that they did not get damaged. <br>
And guess what ? It's still leaking !! <br><br>
Seems to leak when retracting not extending. What's a dummy gotta do besides ty wrap a towel around it ? <br><br>
Signed <br>
Frustrated in NJ <br><br>
Someone pmed me and asked about Camden NJ <br><br>
Watch the video in this link if you have a few mins. Sad real sad. Both my parents and many relatives once worked in this city. <br><br>
<a href="http://inplainsight....y-violence?lite">http://inplainsight....y-violence?lite</a>
It's pretty safe between 10 am - 1pm, make a run for it