Welded Hydraulic Cylinder for Agricultural and Industrial Equipment – 4 Inch Bore x 20 Inch Stroke

Description

When you’re running heavy implement work and need a cylinder that can handle serious pressure, this 4×20 welded design is built for the job. Whether you’re operating a front-end loader, running a large hay baler, or working with heavy tillage equipment, this cylinder delivers 2500 PSI of reliable power when you need to move serious weight. The welded construction means no tie rods to loosen or leak—just solid, dependable performance season after season.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty welded construction that eliminates tie rod failure points and seal leaks
• 2500 PSI pressure rating handles demanding agricultural and industrial applications
• 1-1/2 inch rod provides excellent strength for heavy lifting and pushing operations
• Standard 1/2 NPT ports fit most existing hydraulic systems without adapters
• 30-1/4 inch closed length fits standard equipment mounting configurations

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder is sized for the serious work that happens around farms and job sites. You’ll find it on tractors equipped with front loaders used in farming, construction, landscaping, and material handling operations where precise control is critical for efficient operation. The 4-inch bore gives you the pushing power needed for heavy bucket work, large round bale handling, or moving substantial loads.

Made to Last

The welded barrel design eliminates the weak spots you get with tie rod cylinders. No threaded rods to work loose, no end caps that can shift under pressure. This isn’t some lightweight replacement part—it’s built to the same standards as your original equipment to handle the constant stress of hydraulic systems through busy seasons and tough conditions.

Installation Notes

The standard clevis mounting and NPT ports make this a straightforward replacement for most applications. Check your current cylinder’s closed length and port locations before ordering. Installation is straightforward, and always replace both the clevis and pin together for the best fit and longest life.