Description

When your hydraulic cylinder starts weeping fluid around the rod or moving slower than usual, it’s usually the seals telling you they’ve had enough. A leaky cylinder doesn’t just waste hydraulic fluid—it can leave you stuck in the field when that cylinder loses pressure right when you need it most. This complete seal repair kit gives you everything you need to rebuild your 5-inch bore, 2-inch rod hydraulic cylinder and get it working like new again.

What You’re Getting

Complete set of seals, O-rings, and gaskets sized specifically for 5-inch bore cylinders with 2-inch rods
High-quality seals made from materials that handle the pressure and temperature swings of farm work
Rod seals, piston seals, and wiper seals to stop both internal and external leaks
Much more affordable than replacing the whole cylinder or buying a rebuilt unit
Compatible with Cross and Hydroline hydraulic cylinders

Built for Real Farm Work

This seal kit is designed for the heavy-duty 5-inch bore cylinders you’ll find on larger implements and equipment. These bigger cylinders are commonly used on disc harrows, manure spreaders, grain carts, and front-end loaders where you need serious lifting power. Whether you’re raising a heavy implement or operating hydraulic wings on your planter, this size cylinder handles the tough jobs around the farm.

Made to Last

These seals are built to handle the constant pressure cycling and harsh conditions of farm work, maintaining their seal integrity under 2500 PSI operating pressure. The seal materials stay flexible through temperature extremes and resist damage from hydraulic fluid exposure, so they keep doing their job season after season.

Installation Notes

No need to replace the whole cylinder when a good seal kit will do the job. Most seal replacements can be done with basic tools, and keeping the rod clean during installation helps prevent damage to the new seals. A little hydraulic fluid on the seals helps them slide into place easier. Take photos as you disassemble to help with reassembly, and clean all parts thoroughly before installing new seals.