Loader LL 3601 loader

[steveG3038]

Just checking to see if anyone knows where a person could get rebuild parts for the hydraulic cylinders. The company that made the LL 3601 loader that came with my G3038 is out of business and no parts are available. Sad since this is a 2013 model tractor.

 

[3Lfarms]

Most of the time, you will be money ahead just by taking the cylinders to a reputable shop and have them rebuilt.
If you could find a kit for your cylinders, it will probably cost you $200 by the time you get the parts. A good shop will have a huge supply of seals and packings that they get for a couple bucks. And if they find anything damaged once they open them up, they can easily fix or replace any needed parts.

 

[Wishbonez51]

Great suggestion 3Lfarms, that is the best thing to do and should not be hard to find a reputable repair shop to do this repair.

 

[Underdog57]

Yup! That's what I would do also.

 

[steveG3038]

Thank you, I will look into a shop near me.

 

[lspat]

Just checking to see if anyone knows where a person could get rebuild parts for the hydraulic cylinders. The company that made the LL 3601 loader that came with my G3038 is out of business and no parts are available. Sad since this is a 2013 model tractor.

Probably a few years late to the game. BUT I did find a great lift cylinder replacement for my 3038 from princess auto (canada) only cost me 110 dollars. You’ll need to turn it the opposite way, and get longer hoses (since you need to switch the plumbing around a bit, but it’s been working great for 2 years. The SKU number has since worn off the cylinder but if you do a search on Google, you will find the extended/retracted dimension measurements of your current loaders cylinder . From there you just need to get one that’s close. Attached a couple pics to help further my explanation..Hope this helps