So I had a leaking cylinder on my David Brown LS7 loader, too both to a rebuild shop. They both need machining and such to the tune of $826 each...which is not going to happen, so I'm in the market for new cylinders. The old ones seem to be a 3.5 inch bore or so, about 27 inch stroke. I could get away with something else, but the problem is that I don't like how the new cylinders mount as compared to the old mounts, is that something that can be changed? Also, is Northern tool a good place to go for them or should I source locally?
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