Posted by Goose on November 20, 2017 at 15:40:05 from (174.217.46.54):
Does anyone know where I might get some leather cups for the lift cylinders on an IH #33A loader? It goes back to the 1950's and 1960's. I have one on an H, but I've seen them on 560's. The plain #33 has a trip bucket and the #33A has a hydraulic tilt, but the lift cylinders should be the same.
I've gotten them in the past, maybe 10-15 years ago from our local IH dealer, but they recently totally remodeled their parts dept. and apparently threw out a bunch of old books. I might try an IH dealer 30 miles away who hasn't done any recent remodeling. The price of a pair of after market cylinders probably wouldn't be prohibitive if I could find some that were close to the original. I'll try Baum in Omaha and Surplus Center in Lincoln, also. But all I really need is new leather cups.
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