#75545-63600

Unrated (1 minute)
No problem

5/23/2023
CATHARPIN, VA
JOHN

(2 hours)
Always start by cleaning the hydraulic cylinder before removing from tractor, with special attention to the hydraulic hose connectors. Avoid getting any contaminates in the hose ends. Loosen the piston retainer collar while the unit is still mounted on the tractor. This is easier than performing the same operation on the workbench. Removing the piston and end cap is easily done with a bench vice and proper wrench. Do not secure the cylinder body in a vice, as it may be damaged from over tightening. Put the mounting end of the cylinder in the vice, and support the other end with a block of wood resting on the workbench. Replace all O rings and seals regardless of appearance. The rebuild kit will have more parts than you will need for your unit, but that is because the kit is designed for more than one type of hydraulic cylinder. All rubber O rings are easily removed and replaced, but the difficult parts are the seal that goes inside the end cap on the piston, and the plastic like ring the goes between the two split rings over the outside of the same part. Work the plastic like ring over the body of the piston by stretching it as you work it on. Once in place, it will seem to be ruined and all out of shape, but in a few minutes, and with a little massaging, it will regain its original shape. The inner seal is a little more difficult, but can be installed with a little patience and a trick. Not the direction of the flange and think about how it functions to hold the hydraulic fluid within the cylinder. Bend the seal in the shape of a U with one end in the seat and the opening of the U at the other end of the seal. It will pop into place with the first or second attempt. Inspect it to make sure it did not roll. Think about how it operates. Assemble in reverse order, and do not forget the outer seal. It is crucial in keeping impurities out of the cylinder. Once again, think about its wiping action when installing. Good luck

10/15/2022
Oviedo, FL
Michael

(2 hours)
Busted one of the seals when putting it on so i used the exttra black one to do the center of the three seal piece and it worked, second arm i have done in two years , the dealer wanted 900 to do the job and the part was 59.00 plus shipping

8/23/2022
BARNEGAT, NJ
GEORGE

(1 hour)
Take pictures before removing old seals, and keep everything clean.

6/22/2022
WEST FORK, AR
Adam

The hardest part of this job is getting the caps loose it's best to leave the cylinder on the tractor and loosen the caps with a spanner wrench although one of mine was so tight we had to use a 36 inch pipe wrench to loosen it and a set of o ring picks are very helpful, it's best to get the plastic seal that goes inside the cap warm because it make it pliable and easier to install it's a very easy job if you are good with tools

6/18/2022
HUDDLESTON, VA
JAMES

(1 hour)

3/10/2022
DANVILLE, IL
ELAINE

(1 hour)
Very easy (is that one star or five?) with the right tools but these cost $125. Watch Kevin Robinson's "Kubota hydraulic cylinder rebuild" on YouTube. Take pictures of seals in place, and, once removed, orientated correctly

2/23/2022
CHRISTIANSBRG, VA
rob