Posted by moethedog on October 15, 2021 at 05:50:06 from (205.174.6.251):
In Reply to: Help posted by moethedog on October 14, 2021 at 17:02:08:
So it came off of an old massey front loader. The issue is the cylinders do not match anything from the MF 40 loader and we are 75% sure that is the type. Again no serial numbers anywhere to be found so I took a gamble, found this forum and fired off a few pictures to see if anyone out there might be able to identify them based on visuals.
I honestly think that the cylinders were not a part of the front loader, unless we are way off on the front loader type.
I live on PEI, Canada and any local hydrolic shop here basically gives us a blank stare asking for a serial number..
This post was edited by moethedog on 10/15/2021 at 06:03 am.
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