4" bore x 18" stroke ag clevis hydraulic cylinder

Experience unmatched power and precision with our high-performance Magister Hydraulics Welded Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinder with a 4-inch bore and 18-inch stroke with clevis ends and 2500 PSI. This cylinder is an optimal welded-type replacement for the tie rod cylinder. Ideal replacement for farming equipment and various other applications.

Key Features:

• • – High load capacity: Welded steel clevis ends, ⌀ 4.5″ honed cold-drawn tubing, ⌀ 1.5″ chrome-plated rod (steel 1045), and top-quality piston seals make it capable of handling heavy loads with a 18″ stroke.
  • – Agricultural Equipment: Ideal for tractors, harvesters, and other farming machinery, ensuring reliable operation in tough conditions.
  • – Double-Acting Functionality: Provides controlled power in both directions, ensuring efficient and versatile performance for a variety of applications.
  • – High-Quality Construction: Steel piston and steel gland with wear rings, crafted from premium-grade materials, offering exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting service life.
  • – Precision Engineering: Designed with tight tolerances and advanced sealing technology to minimize leakage and maintain optimal performance.
  • – Smooth Operation: Features finely honed cylinder barrels and high-quality seals for smooth and consistent operation.
  • – Easy Maintenance: Simple to service and maintain, reducing downtime and ensuring continuous operation.
  • – 2-year warranty
  • – Same Day Shipping: all orders, made until 3 pm, will be shipped the same day (except weekends and holidays). Free Ground Continental US Shipping.
  • – Made in Europe.

Before purchase, please take the proper measurements:

• – The diameter of the bore (please specify inside or outside measurement).
• – The diameter of the rod and pin holes.
• – The fully extended and retracted lengths, measured from the center pinhole to the center pinhole.
• – The width on each mounting end of the cylinder where the pins slide through.

How to Measure a Hydraulic Cylinder