I'm trying to find a a bucket tilt cylinder for a New Holland skid loader that's a model L190.

I find parts for the L180 all over the place, but the L190 is like a ghost online.

I found one post on a forum saying that cylinder would work on the 180 and 190. But I only found that ONE post. Nothing else to confirm that.

It's kind of strange that this model number has such little info online.

Does anyone have any insight into this, or guidance on where I might find the actual answer? Lots of googling has led me nowhere…

https://www.mycnhstore.com/us/en/newhollandag/category/hydraulics/cylinders/hydraulic-cylinder/p/87038986

Here's the part number

name checks out.

If it was a John Deere, you could have it by 8 tomorrow morning if ordered today before 4 pm.

Updated my link so it goes to US (was Canada) and you can search local dealers for stock and price.

My nearest dealer has the part in-stock for $1,071.60...hydraulic cylinders don't come cheap.

Can you tell me if the same cylinder for an L180 will work on the L190?

I see the ones for the 180 on eBay and other places for $200-500.

This machine is an old and junky machine that's headed to auction soon, so investing $1K+ in an OEM cylinder would be hard to swallow.

Is it possible to have the cylinder rebuilt? We have a sizable skid steer fleet and 85% of the time we can have them rebuilt for under $400.

Sounds like this may be harder with the model you're looking for, but we've also had good luck cross referencing to aftermarket cylinders that are way cheaper.

The rod broke. I'm not sure what the success rate for a repair on that would be.

Dang it, probably not worth it for a tilt cylinder but it can be repaired. Another option is if a hydraulic shop can get a replacement rod. Where are you located?