Re: Measuring Hyd. Cylinder

Posted by bc on March 19, 2009 at 08:13:10 from (68.88.175.43):

In Reply to: Measuring Hyd. Cylinder posted by DLinMI on March 18, 2009 at 19:49:03:

surpluscenter.com and baileynet.com are a couple sources. As far as psi you tractor probably won't be over 2500 psi and most cylinders are usually rated to 3000 or better. Older tractors are anywhere from 800 to 2200 or more psi.

Measure the OD of the cylinder and the rod. The stroke measurement was already described. Also note where the hyd lines connect. The connections might be in straight line or ofset depending upon how your lines hook up especially steel lines. Also might be hard to find the same stroke leaving your loader cockeyed.

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