Afternarket Hydraulic Cylinder overhaul kits?

[PeteinMilton]

I have a Kubota B20 and need to rebuild the bucket cylinder on the backhoe, I am wondering if there is a source for aftermarket rebuild kits it the Toronto Ontario Canada area known as the GTA.
I want to try this myself but don't want to blow $100.00+ /kit doing it.
Thanks
Pete

 

[PeteinMilton]

I am surprised at the lac of response, either this topic has been done to death (not from what I can see in the archives),
Kubota Cylinders NEVER Leak or need repair (NOT!)
No one has found or no aftermarket manufacturers exist that make repair kits for Kubota cylinders?
I'm likely not going to ask on Orange Tractor Talks because of the host!
So what gives??/ Anybody??

 

[TractorGuy]

Try contacting this seller on ebay to see if they have something and ship your way.

 

[Looking4new]

Contact any hydraulic repair shop. There are a few in the GTA.

Drive products comes to mind. They are at Dixie and Shawson.
Drive Products Wetline Systems

Princess auto might have the kits you need.
Princess Auto : A Unique World of Equipment, Tools & More

 

[skyhook]

Whats the "kit" number?

 

[PeteinMilton]

Whats the "kit" number?

The kit # is 75590-1330-0

 

[PeteinMilton]

Drive products does not handle seal kits and neither does PA, Thanks for the help anyway
Regards
Pete

Contact any hydraulic repair shop. There are a few in the GTA.

Drive products comes to mind. They are at Dixie and Shawson.
Drive Products Wetline Systems

Princess auto might have the kits you need.
Princess Auto : A Unique World of Equipment, Tools & More

 

[PeteinMilton]

Sorry the kit number is 75591-32300. the other number is for the stabilizer cylinder.

 

[MORRISONSTEEL]

I am surprised at the lac of response, either this topic has been done to death (not from what I can see in the archives),
Kubota Cylinders NEVER Leak or need repair (NOT!)
No one has found or no aftermarket manufacturers exist that make repair kits for Kubota cylinders?
I'm likely not going to ask on Orange Tractor Talks because of the host!
So what gives??/ Anybody??

oem hydraulic cylinders are not as universal as you are thinking so you will probably never find someone that has a complete seal "kit". High end hyd/mfg shops can generally assist in a piece by piece format. So cylinder needs to be torn apart and take them the soft items. Otherwise the only way you will get a complete kit is to purchase from the oem, this is not unusual by any means.