Toyota SDK8
I have a 1984 Toyota SDK8 that I bought a number of years ago. It is a great skid loader, but because they are no longer imported into the US, it is a real pain to find any info. I am going to start posting all of the information I have about it on this page, hopefully some other folks will add any information that they may have. Right now I am focused on getting the starter turning over reliably, it usually only turns over about once every four or five tries.
My bucket attachment is also all mangled up, I am curious if anyone has replaced their’s with a BobCat Quick Tach attachment plate?
Repair manual which covers the inspection, adjustment and repair procedures for the overhaul of the engine, chassis and materials handling system of the Toyota Skid Steer Loader 2SGK6, 2SDK6, 2SDK7, and 2SDK8.
Fuel Filter Napa 3386
Oil Filter Napa 1521
Hydraulic Napa 51551
Fan Belt Mitsubishi 99523-11 52
Motor for SDK8 is a Toyota 2J diesel. Diesel Forklift truck CPCD80-2,80-2J,TOYOTA 2J ENGIN D B 4CY, 2.5 LTR
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What battery are you all replacing in the SDK8? My local place wanted $1100. Need cold cranking amps. My numbers are all worn off.
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2 ac delco
600 cca 110rc
Model 24 rps
That is what is in mine
RE: Battery for sdk8—I have the sdk7 model and just replaced the tractor battery(650CCA) which was in mine with a 900CCA low profile type from the local Fleet/Farm store-fitment was much better as this battery is lower and wider than a tractor battery. One angle bracket with two battery hooks and it rides rock solid-no bouncing around! I paid about $125.00 with a battery/core exchange. It has plenty of reserve in the cold weather and will stand up to many hard starts. JFYI
Where can I get pins and bushings for the arms and bucket attachment. Mine are c completely whore out
I am chasing an oil pump for a SDK8 serial number 10204. Where can I pick one up?
Thanks Ron
I have been using it my 93 model for years
Where can i find a rebuilt or functioning drive motor..
Hey guys I have a 1990s SKD7. I am pretty sure the main pump on it is shot. It will go in forward and reverse when cold but the hydraulics will hardly go up. Once it is hot it struggles to move. Any ideas if I’m on the right track and if so do I just get the pump rebuilt? The little engine runs great even though the machine is beat all to hell because I bought it from a demolition company but I’m thinking of selling it if this pump issue is a pain in the rear. I’m in Virginia and can deliver with in reason. Let me know what you guys think and feel free to call me at (804) 514-1294
Where can i find a cylinder head?
I just bought a sdk8 and when turning especially to the right it makes a clicking noise. My parking brake does not work could that be the problem?
Quick attach adapter. Cheap and fairly easy if you can weld.
https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/threads/toyota-sdk8-info.12130/page-7#post-766233
Hi. I have an 86 SDK8 that I need some help with. Machine was fine until I blew a hydraulic line, I stopped using immediately, repairs the line and now only the right side is working.
Any help would be appreciated!
Robbie
I have a Toyota SDK 10 runs great if I could get this problem resolved, I turn on the key and it wont engage the release on the foot controls or start, there’s just no power, no gages nothing I’ve traced all the wires for a brake nothing. Any Ideas ????
Did you check the lower left hand corner where the three pedals are for a locking bar that might lock out all the pedals? Mine is disconnected and sometimes if my left foot hits same it will lock-out all 3. Does your safety switch on the bottom of seat maybe shut down the start feature? Just a WAG??
Thanks for getting back to me, I resolved my problem, what I found was under the throttle cover, there was a wire harness plug in the left back corner that looked good from the outside but once I unplugged it it fell apart, rewired it and runs great again. 3 days I looked for that ptoblem.