Tie Rod Hydraulic Cylinder – 3 Inch Bore x 12 Inch Stroke, 2500 PSI Agricultural Grade

Description

When you need reliable hydraulic power for your farm equipment, you can’t afford to mess around with cylinders that don’t hold up to the constant punishment of field work. This tie-rod hydraulic cylinder was designed specifically for rugged agricultural applications, giving you the smooth operation and dependable force you need whether you’re running loaders, operating implements, or handling heavy materials around the farm.

What You’re Getting

• 3-inch bore delivers solid hydraulic force for mid-size to heavy farm applications without being overkill
• 12-inch stroke gives you plenty of working range for most implement and loader operations
• 2500 PSI rating handles the pressure demands of modern hydraulic systems without breaking a sweat
• 1-1/4 inch rod diameter provides the strength to resist side loads and bending under pressure
• Standard 1/2 NPT ports connect easily to your existing hydraulic lines and fittings

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder is essential for agricultural operations involving tillage equipment, planters, cultivators, and mowers. Whether you’re working with a front-end loader, running a hay baler, or operating a grain cart, these cylinders handle the heavy lifting that comes with everyday farm tasks. The 3-inch bore size hits the sweet spot for utility tractors and mid-size implements that need more power than smaller cylinders can deliver.

Made to Last

The cylinder uses quality seals and components designed for agricultural hydraulic systems, not lightweight substitutes that fail when you need them most. 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 tie-rod design makes maintenance easier when seal replacement time comes around.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement cylinder that mounts with standard clevis pins and connects through NPT threaded ports. Keep the seal kit handy for future maintenance—hydraulic cylinders work hard in dirty farm conditions and occasional seal replacement keeps them working smooth. Make sure to check your system pressure before installation and always use the proper hydraulic fluid for your climate conditions.