Odds are slim to none that you'll ever find the parts you need as parts.
You might be able to find a loader with the hydraulic dump bucket, but good luck getting the owner to sell you just the hydraulics, because without the hydraulic bucket, the loader is nearly worthless to sell. You'll need to buy the entire loader.
This isn't a classified ad forum. There's a dedicated classified forum for posting wanted ads. If you don't get any responses, that does not give you the right to post a wanted ad here against the site rules. Granted the administrator of this site doesn't really police for that kind of stuff, but it's a principle of the thing, thing... Notice that there aren't any wanted/forsale ads in this forum most of the time. The ones that are posted here, shouldn't be.
You gotta do the legwork if you really want to have original parts. Look everywhere. You never know where a 2001 loader is going to pop up for sale.
For sure, it's not like shopping for groceries. There is no "Tractor Walmart" that has everything you can possibly imagine on shelves, and all you have to do is shovel it into a shopping cart. Nope.
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