Welded Hydraulic Cylinder for Agricultural and Industrial Applications

Description

When you need reliable hydraulic power for your farm equipment or industrial machinery, a good cylinder makes all the difference. This 2-1/2 inch bore cylinder with a 36-inch stroke gives you plenty of reach and force for those bigger jobs around the farm. Whether you’re lifting hay bales, operating a dump trailer, or running hydraulic attachments, this cylinder delivers the muscle you need without taking up unnecessary space.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty welded construction that stands up to daily farm use and harsh conditions
• 2500 PSI rating provides plenty of power for most agricultural and light industrial applications
• Generous 36-inch stroke gives you extended reach for loader arms, dump beds, and other equipment
• Quality seals and components designed to handle the dirt and debris common in farm environments
• Standard NPT port threads make hookup to existing hydraulic systems straightforward

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder fits right into the sweet spot for mid-size agricultural equipment. You’ll find this size working on everything from grain carts and hay equipment to loader attachments and hydraulic dump trailers. The 2-1/2 inch bore provides solid lifting capacity without being overkill for most farm applications, while the long stroke makes it perfect for equipment that needs extended reach or travel.

Made to Last

AgSmart builds these cylinders to handle the constant stress of hydraulic work in farm conditions. The welded body construction eliminates the tie-rod weak points you sometimes see with lighter cylinders, and the quality seals keep working season after season. This isn’t a lightweight substitute—it’s built to the same standards as the cylinders that came on your original equipment.

Good to Know

Installation typically involves connecting the hydraulic lines and mounting the cylinder with the appropriate clevis pins or brackets. Make sure your hydraulic system can supply adequate flow for the cylinder size, and always use proper safety procedures when working with pressurized hydraulic systems. Keep a seal kit on hand for future maintenance—even the best cylinders need fresh seals eventually.