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JD Remote lift Cylinder

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smirkey

01-15-2002 12:05:58




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I have an old JD two way lift Cylinder that i've had for many years. i picked it up at a dealership i used to frequent. never had hoses on it so i never used it. Does this cylinder match a certain tractor like a letter series or were they sold by diameter and stroke? were they sold with the tractor as an option? or did you buy this with an impliment such as a plow? this one has two depth control rods with many holes along side the piston that controls the depth of an implement (i guess)

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JD70Jim

01-15-2002 12:40:47




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 Re: JD Remote lift Cylinder in reply to smirkey, 01-15-2002 12:05:58  
It sounds as if you have the mechanical stop hydraulic cylinder origiinally sold with the leter series tractors--like an A, B, or a G. They are LOW PRESSURE cylinders (750psi?)and should never be used with a 2500psi system. If you do you'll likely blow and end off of the cylinder. There are also low pressure HYDRAULIC stop cylinders which resemble the BLACK high pressure cylinders.

Your cylinder, if it works, would be suitable for use with any of the implements sold for use more than 50 years ago, such as a plow or a #5 mower.

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Mike Aylward

01-15-2002 15:46:40




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 Re: Re: JD Remote lift Cylinder in reply to JD70Jim, 01-15-2002 12:40:47  
Smirkey, to add what Jim said, there were several sizes of these mechanical stop cylinders. The B's used the 2 1/2" size, the A's used the 3" (so did the first 50's and 60's), the G's used a 3 1/2" size and the R's used a 4" cylinder. Most of the ones you see around my area (NE Missouri) are the 3" size with the 2 1/2" also common. Hope this helps. Mike



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