Hydraulic Cylinder for Agricultural Implements – 2 Inch Bore with 4 Inch Stroke

Description

When you’re running implements that need precise hydraulic control—whether it’s adjusting planter depth, raising a mower deck, or positioning attachment arms—having a cylinder that responds smoothly makes all the difference. This 2-inch bore, 4-inch stroke Cross hydraulic cylinder delivers the reliable power you need without the bulk of larger units, making it perfect for lighter-duty applications that still demand serious performance.

What You’re Getting

• 2500 PSI working pressure that handles serious hydraulic demands without breaking a sweat
• 1-1/16 inch rod diameter provides the right balance of strength and responsiveness
• 3/8 NPT ports connect easily to standard hydraulic lines and fittings
• 14-1/4 inch closed center-to-center dimension fits where space is tight
• 1-inch clevis pin diameter matches standard implement mounting hardware

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder handles the heavy lifting on everything from front-end loaders to hay balers and grain carts, fitting right into the 2-inch bore category that’s become the workhorse size for mid-sized implements. You’ll find cylinders like this on tillage equipment, planters, cultivators, and mowers—anywhere you need controlled movement without the weight and complexity of bigger units. The 4-inch stroke gives you enough travel for most adjustments while keeping the overall package compact.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight replacement part—it’s built to the same standards as your original cylinder, manufactured to handle the constant stress of hydraulic systems through busy seasons and tough conditions. The cylinder uses quality seals and components designed for agricultural hydraulic systems, not lightweight substitutes that fail when you need them most.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just connect your hydraulic lines and secure it with the appropriate pins, but make sure to check thread pitch and pin hole sizes before ordering. Keep a seal kit handy for future maintenance since hydraulic cylinders work hard in dirty farm conditions and occasional seal replacement keeps them working smooth.