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What in the heck is wrong with JCB parts book?

tpitt

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I have a 1995 JCB 214 series 2 backhoe. Serial 3 SLP214CSE0433511 I need a 45mmX330mm pin for the dipper ram (rod end). I had the dipper cylinder rebuilt and am replacing the pins and bushings. I have all the proper bushings and seals, but the rod end takes a 45mmX330mm pin. I have a parts book and it always points to a 50mm pin. THIS WILL NOT WORK!!!!!!!!!!! The seals and bushings are 45mm and already installed. They fit perfectly as does my old pin.
 

RDC_580C

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Is any manual, parts or otherwise, ever really perfect? Here's a nice excerpt from the Case 580C service manual when reinstalling the Shuttle, that I hope no one has ever followed word for word, I sure didn't.

"Before installing the power shuttle, make two guide studs by cutting the heads off two 7/16"-NC x 6" bolts and cut a screwdriver slot in each side of the converter housing."

To be more specific about your issue though, I see the online parts manual lists 4 different Rams for the dipper. A HighLift, then Standard D, both use a 50mm busing/pin, then there are 2 more Standard D that are for Rest of World and USA Build, and those have the 45mm busing/pin.
 

tpitt

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Can you pleas send me a picture? Mine is USA extradig. We've came to the conclusion that mine has bosse's on it so it takes a longer pin. I've never been able to find a 45mm pin in my schemati9cs. I'll try and attach a picture!
 

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tpitt

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Been there done that. I was able to get the right bushings and seals, but the pin they call for won't work. I have one here! Appreciate the help though. I'm going to call JCB tomorrow.
 
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