4 Inch Hydraulic Cylinder with 24 Inch Stroke for Farm Implements and Equipment

Description

When your front-end loader won’t lift like it should or your hay baler starts acting sluggish, it’s often a worn-out hydraulic cylinder holding you back. This 4-inch bore cylinder with its hefty 24-inch stroke gives you the power and reach needed for serious farm work, whether you’re moving hay bales, operating a grain cart, or running a three-point implement that needs more muscle.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 4-inch bore with 2-inch rod for maximum lifting power and stability
• 24-inch stroke length gives you the reach and range of motion your equipment demands
• ORB (O-Ring Boss) ports provide leak-proof connections that stay tight under pressure
• 2500 PSI rating handles the demanding hydraulic systems on modern farm equipment
• 1-inch clevis pin diameter ensures solid connection points that won’t wear out

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder is sized for the bigger jobs around the farm. Cross hydraulic cylinders are found on implements and equipment throughout the farm, handling the heavy lifting on everything from front-end loaders to hay balers and grain carts. The 4-inch bore gives you the pushing and pulling force needed for large implements, while the 24-inch stroke provides plenty of range for lifting, tilting, and positioning operations.

Made to Last

Cross manufactures these components to handle the constant stress of hydraulic systems, so you can count on it holding up through busy seasons and tough conditions. The welded construction and 2500 PSI rating mean this cylinder can handle whatever your hydraulic system throws at it, from high-pressure operations to the daily grind of farm work.

Good to Know

The ORB ports make for cleaner hydraulic connections than standard NPT fittings—they seal with an O-ring instead of pipe thread, so you get better sealing and easier assembly. Make sure your hydraulic lines are compatible with the 3/4-16 ORB thread size. Installation is straightforward, but always check the thread pitch and pin hole size before ordering, and replace both the clevis and pin together for the best fit.