sliderbuck
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Has anyone found a replacement cylinder that will work for the curl on the loader? $450 a piece from Mahindra. Anyone know the specs on the stock cylinders?
Max26 curl cylinders
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LittleBill21
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how did you break it?
Pontific8
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Check out Magister Hydraulics cylinders on Amazon. I am very happy with my reasonably priced larger bore (slower action speed/more power) "replacement" curl cylinders for my 1526. I have been carefully enjoying success with stressful back blading, Ratchet Raking, etc, the last 2+ years -- Verboten, per most scut FEL manufacturers! As the cylinders are made in Ukraine, there may be supply problems due to the war...good luck.
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sliderbuck
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Happen to have a part number for them?
Pontific8
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Not for your 26XL...check out Amazon for a good manufacturer video on measuring for the Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinder you need.
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sliderbuck
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Seems like i read somewhere that the 1526 cylinders will work on the max26 though. Which ones did you buy from amazon? Curious what the specs is on them.
LD1
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Why are they needing replaced?
mike69440
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I had a difficult finding cylinders that fit well but exact fit, Do not go larger than 1.75 Piston. I used the 1526 cylinders and made an internal stop.
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sliderbuck
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Well finally got it back up and working. Used the cylinders below. Had to open up the holes some for the pins. Holes was for .75” pins. Mine are .885 diameter. Other than that went right in. Had to find fittings to go from the cylinders to the hoses. Local place had them. Cheaper alternative to stock replacements which cant be found anywhere right now.
LD1
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Still never answered as to why they were needing replaced?