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farmall m with f-11 loader, leaky cylinders on loader

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farmboy48

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I just bought a 1943 m with an f-11 loader at an auction for 600 bucks. the lift cylinders are seeping oil. can anyone tell me how to identify the loader if it is an f-11 a, b, etc. so I can order the right seal kit for it. I find no serial no. plate or numbers on the loader other than f-11.
 
Just take the old ones along with measurements to any auto parts shop. If the first one cant help go to another one as a seal is a seal is a seal. The old #s on the seals have been changed so if you have the measurements and old seal it sure makes things easier.
 
Just another thought, you are going to need that, tapered seal compressor to reinstall the piston with that new seal, on it! Maybe you would be better off buying them Locally, so u can use their compressor !
 
Front cross-frame. There is a small plate with the model number. AGCO dealer will have your kits.

I'd do the tilt cylinders too while you're at it.

Allan
 
If you're going to use it hard most of the tome to make it last
you end out rechroming the rod to make it last. Im guessing you
wont put that many hours a year to make this matter but just in
car thought I would mention it.
 
thanks fellas, now I just have to get the ambition to pull the cylinders and disassemble them. May wait til spring when I can work on them with tractor parked outside and probably need to move snow with it this winter. I am sure we will get some here in ND.
 

I am looking for at least one complete lift cylinder for an F11, if such a thing can be found. One of my cylinders has a patch welded onto the barrel, about midway. Don't know why.
 
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