mongoosetoo
Member
I've just picked up a Owatonna 330 Skidsteer, with one good hydraulic piston drive motor and one bad one. Runs in circles like a champ! LOL.
So I've pulled both motors to compare between them, and the bad one has a bearing that died. The race is shot, and full of shavings. Bottom line - it's toast. I found a used one on Ebay for $800. But I was just looking at Tractor Supply Company - they have many hyro-motors to choose from in the $200 range, so I am thinking about swapping out both of the drive motors. The flange looks common. How do I decide which ones to buy? The stock ones appear to be no longer made.
Here are the digits I found on the stock BAD motor:
Cessna 74614 DAK
4A17 GF
74810-3000 - or it may be 74610-3000
Here are the digits on the stock GOOD motor:
Cessna 74624DAA
7E10 MP
74810 - or it may be 74610-3000
I have not measured them, but googling - it looks like they are 1" diameter shaft, 1.25" long.
Is there a replacement motor out there - I think Cessna no longer makes this model - and if I can do it cheaper, I'd like too. The machine is just for yard work and occasional snow moving. It's not really heavy enough for anything else.
Thanks
So I've pulled both motors to compare between them, and the bad one has a bearing that died. The race is shot, and full of shavings. Bottom line - it's toast. I found a used one on Ebay for $800. But I was just looking at Tractor Supply Company - they have many hyro-motors to choose from in the $200 range, so I am thinking about swapping out both of the drive motors. The flange looks common. How do I decide which ones to buy? The stock ones appear to be no longer made.
Here are the digits I found on the stock BAD motor:
Cessna 74614 DAK
4A17 GF
74810-3000 - or it may be 74610-3000
Here are the digits on the stock GOOD motor:
Cessna 74624DAA
7E10 MP
74810 - or it may be 74610-3000
I have not measured them, but googling - it looks like they are 1" diameter shaft, 1.25" long.
Is there a replacement motor out there - I think Cessna no longer makes this model - and if I can do it cheaper, I'd like too. The machine is just for yard work and occasional snow moving. It's not really heavy enough for anything else.
Thanks
