Bucket Ram Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kit for Massey Ferguson Industrial Telehandlers – 2.5 Inch Bore

Description

When your telehandler’s bucket starts creeping down or you notice fluid puddles under the machine, worn hydraulic seals are usually the culprit. Nothing’s more frustrating than trying to load hay or manure when your bucket won’t hold position. This complete seal kit gets your bucket ram back to holding tight and operating smoothly, so you can focus on the job instead of fighting your equipment.

What You’re Getting

• Complete seal set designed specifically for 2.5-inch bore bucket cylinders
• High-quality rubber seals that resist hydraulic fluid and temperature extremes
• All gaskets and O-rings needed for a complete cylinder rebuild
• Direct replacement components that restore factory performance
• Professional-grade materials built to handle demanding telehandler operations

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits Massey Ferguson industrial telehandlers including the 50E, 50H, 50HX, 50B, 50D, and 50B MKII models. These machines are workhorses around farms and construction sites, handling everything from loading hay bales and moving pallets to cleaning barns and stacking materials. When you’re working with heavy loads and need precise bucket control, reliable hydraulic sealing is critical for both productivity and safety.

Made to Last

Farm equipment hydraulics take a beating from constant pressure cycles, temperature swings, and contaminated fluid. These seals are manufactured from premium compounds that resist swelling, cracking, and hardening even after thousands of operating hours. They’re designed to maintain their sealing properties whether you’re working in summer heat or winter cold.

Good to Know

Installing this seal kit requires disassembling the cylinder, so it’s a good time to inspect the cylinder bore and rod for scoring or wear. Clean all components thoroughly and use fresh hydraulic fluid during reassembly. Take your time with the installation—rushing leads to nicked seals and repeat jobs. Most experienced operators can handle this repair with basic tools and a clean workspace.