Cross DB Series Hydraulic Cylinder – 4 Inch Bore, 16 Inch Stroke, 1-1/4 Inch Rod

Description

Whether you’re running a loader bucket, operating a snowplow blade, or working with heavy implements, this 4×16 Cross cylinder delivers the muscle you need for serious hydraulic work. With a 4-inch bore and 2500 PSI rating, it’s built to handle the heavy lifting when lighter cylinders just won’t cut it. If you’ve been dealing with a worn-out cylinder that’s slow to extend or losing power, this direct replacement will get you back to full strength.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 4-inch bore provides plenty of pushing power for demanding applications
• 16-inch stroke gives you the reach needed for loader work and implement operation
• 2500 PSI pressure rating handles high-flow hydraulic systems without breaking a sweat
• 1-1/4 inch rod diameter resists bending and buckling under heavy loads
• Standard 1/2 NPT fittings work with most hydraulic line setups

Built for Real Farm Work

This Cross DB series cylinder is sized for mid to large frame tractors and heavy implements where you need serious hydraulic power. You’ll find cylinders like this on front-end loaders, snow blades, grain carts, and other equipment that handles heavy material day in and day out. The 26-5/8 inch closed length makes it a good fit for applications where space is tight but you still need that 16-inch working stroke.

Made to Last

Cross builds their DB series cylinders to handle the constant cycling and high pressures of agricultural work. The welded construction and quality seals are designed to keep working through temperature swings, vibration, and the dirt and moisture that come with farm life. This isn’t a lightweight cylinder—it’s engineered for equipment that works for a living.

Good to Know

This is a tie-rod style cylinder with standard Cross mounting dimensions, so it should drop right in where your old one was. The 1-inch clevis pin holes are standard size, and the NPT ports make hydraulic connections straightforward. If you’re replacing seals at the same time, now’s a good opportunity since you’ve got everything apart anyway.