1835B wheel motor

[rusty2867]

I got the wheel motor off of the right side and took it apart. The commutator is the only thing that seems to be tore up in it and it is discontinued from Case! Any rebuilders in the Kansas City area that may be able to rebuild it? I found a little bit of metal in the little valve in the end cap so I removed the hose that goes between the two motors and didn't get any out of that and nothing out of the two large hoses that go to it either.

 

[Bswwood]

You might have to bite the bullet and get the updated drive motor, parts for the old motor have been discontinued for some time now. Check with loader parts source and see if they might have any leads.

 

[rusty2867]

You might have to bite the bullet and get the updated drive motor, parts for the old motor have been discontinued for some time now. Check with loader parts source and see if they might have any leads.

I found a local rebuilder that says they can do it but we will see! It will be a couple days before I can get it to them.If not my local Case dealer can get me a reman for $1065 with a better warranty than new at $1400

 

[Gearclash]

I found a local rebuilder that says they can do it but we will see! It will be a couple days before I can get it to them.If not my local Case dealer can get me a reman for $1065 with a better warranty than new at $1400

Not worth rebuilding. Get a new one. Just an output shaft and seal kit will run about $700. The original motors are Ross TRW, a new motor from CNH will be a Parker.

 

[rusty2867]

Not worth rebuilding. Get a new one. Just an output shaft and seal kit will run about $700. The original motors are Ross TRW, a new motor from CNH will be a Parker.

Correct! They couldn't do nothing with it so I got a reman from Case and of course my core was not acceptable so had to pay the core charge.Ended up costing what a new one would have been but the reman has twice the warranty.On to the next issue starting a new post