4 Inch Bore Cross Hydraulic Cylinder – 20 Inch Stroke with 1-1/2 Inch Rod

Description

When you need serious lifting power for your loader, implement, or custom setup, this 4-inch bore Cross cylinder delivers the force you’re looking for. With 20 inches of stroke and that substantial 1-1/2 inch rod, it’s built to handle the big jobs that smaller cylinders just can’t manage. Cross builds these DB series cylinders to run at 2500 PSI, so you get reliable power when you’re moving heavy loads or pushing through tough conditions.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty construction rated for 2500 PSI working pressure to handle demanding farm applications
• 4-inch bore provides plenty of force for lifting, tilting, or pushing heavy implements
• 20-inch stroke gives you the travel distance needed for loader buckets, dump beds, or tillage equipment
• 1-1/2 inch rod diameter resists bending under side loads and heavy lifting
• 1/2 NPT ports for easy connection to your hydraulic system

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder is right at home on mid-size to larger tractors running front-end loaders, grain carts, manure spreaders, or custom implements. You’ll find this setup on everything from utility tractors running brush hogs to larger machines pulling heavy tillage equipment. It’s sized for the big jobs—connecting large tractors to heavy implements like chisel plows, field cultivators, and disk harrows, where you need that extra force and stroke length to get the work done.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight replacement part—it’s built to the same standards as your original cylinder. 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 cylinder construction and quality seals are designed for the vibration and pressure cycles that come with real farm work.

Good to Know

The 1-inch clevis pin diameter gives you a solid connection point that won’t wear out quickly. With the 30-5/8 inch closed center-to-center dimension, make sure you’ve got the space for full extension. Always match your hydraulic flow to what the cylinder needs—too little flow means slow operation, while proper flow gives you the smooth, responsive action you want.