720 loader information needed

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   I have a loader for the allis 720. It's not the ark model but the original version. If anyone has one I would really appreciate some information. I need the retracted, extended, and stroke dim. and didn't write down the dim. I replaced the original ones with Magister cylinders which was the biggest mistake. BEWARE magister cylinder rods are mild steel. After 4 hours and 400.00 bucks later the rods for the tilt bent! I know these cylinders weren't the exact dim. as the original but were within about 1/2" difference. The lift works but because of the rod material I can expect to replace them later down the road. Any help would be thankful. Thank you and God bless. 
Phil 

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Phammy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 17 May 2021 Location: Barnum, MN Points: 10	Post Options Post Reply Quote Phammy Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: 720 loader information needed Posted: 21 hours 54 minutes ago at 7:17am
	I have a loader for the allis 720. It's not the ark model but the original version. If anyone has one I would really appreciate some information. I need the retracted, extended, and stroke dim. and didn't write down the dim. I replaced the original ones with Magister cylinders which was the biggest mistake. BEWARE magister cylinder rods are mild steel. After 4 hours and 400.00 bucks later the rods for the tilt bent! I know these cylinders weren't the exact dim. as the original but were within about 1/2" difference. The lift works but because of the rod material I can expect to replace them later down the road. Any help would be thankful. Thank you and God bless. Phil

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