4 Inch Bore x 10 Inch Stroke Hydraulic Cylinder – AgSmart 2500 PSI Rated

Description

When you need serious lifting power for your farm equipment, this 4-inch bore hydraulic cylinder delivers the muscle to get the job done. With 10 inches of stroke and a 2500 PSI rating, it’s built to handle the heavy lifting on implements where a smaller cylinder just won’t cut it. Whether you’re raising a big disc harrow or extending a heavy-duty loader attachment, this cylinder provides the power and reliability you need day after day.

What You’re Getting

• 4-inch bore diameter provides plenty of lifting force for heavy implements and attachments
• 10-inch stroke gives you the extension range needed for most farm applications
• 2500 PSI rating handles high-pressure hydraulic systems without breaking a sweat
• 1-1/2 inch rod diameter and 1-inch clevis pins built to handle serious side loads
• Standard 1/2 NPT ports connect easily to your existing hydraulic lines

Built for Real Farm Work

This size cylinder is commonly found on agricultural implements where you need substantial lifting power. It’s the right choice for heavy-duty three-point implements, large front-end loader attachments, and equipment where precise control meets serious lifting requirements. The 4-inch bore puts this in the heavy-duty category, perfect for tractors running implements that demand real hydraulic muscle.

Made to Last

AgSmart builds these hydraulic cylinders to handle the daily grind of farm work, with construction that stands up to the bumps and vibration that come with field operations. The seals are designed for agricultural hydraulic systems, not lightweight substitutes that fail when you need them most. When maintenance time does come around, there’s a specific seal kit available to keep things running smooth.

Good to Know

This is a welded cylinder design that mounts with standard clevis ends and pins. The 20-1/4 inch closed center-to-center dimension gives you 30-1/4 inches when fully extended. A quick tip: hook up your hydraulic lines before fully installing the cylinder – it’s easier to reach the fittings when you’ve got some working room.