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Alberta, Canada | Looking at a loader that was burnt off a tractor while baling (baler caught fire), but wanting some expert opinions first.
Seller claims not, but judging by the pictures, do you think it got hot enough to damage the structural integrity of the loader?
Will it require new hydraulic rams? Particular concern is the right lift cylinder?
New pins/bushings?
If using the same cylinders, any idea of a flushing procedure I should do?
I would be getting it professionally sandblasted/painted, and would be getting any replacement parts from Deere.
Any other thoughts? Fair price? I want the loader only, no mounts, no bucket, etc, just the loader. I already have the frame on the tractor, this would be a spare loader.
Thanks,
-Josh
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