Cat repair oddity and parts availability?

I could use some expertise. I got the rotary swing cylinder off the 931B backhoe today. I used the hooks on a tie down strap with a couple cover bolts and hooked a lifting strap to the open ends. It said 215lbs. in the procedure so I figured it might work and it worked quite well. Lucky me. LoL The backhoe is a 5G-2150 and the serial is lower than I originally thought, 32W 430. I marked all the upper and lower caps that fit on the spines and the bolts because they are specific. Once I had the unit off I looked for the "V" marks on the caps and the matching marks on the splined shaft. There were "A" marks on the caps and "V" marks on the splined shaft but the odd thing is they were 180 deg's opposite each other. Is this normal or is that what the A means? The maximum swing arc is 190 deg's and I can't see how it could possible work with the A and V marks lined up right beside each other. The swing worked OK except it was leaking from the shaft seals.

I was just going to replace the shaft seals but might replace the shaft and vane seals too since it's out. Before I consider doing the shaft/vane seals, I thought maybe one of the Cat techs could tell me if the following seals are even available from Cat. If they aren't, I'll just do the shaft seals. Thank you in advance!

Shaft seals and plug seals for top and bottom covers: One of the numbers didn't show up on a Cat fiche at repair shop I checked but I haven't checked at the actual Cat dealer yet. If it's not available, hopefully a seal house could have something similar. One is a seal and the other is a wiper.

9M-5024 this is a common o-ring
3J-1907 seal for drain plugs
5P-0074
5J-8350

Shaft seals

3Y-6889
3Y-6890

Vane seals

3Y-6889 same as above
009-0128
3Y-6890 same as above