Description
The Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder is a high-quality replacement hydraulic cylinder. It’s part of several categories including Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Kubota, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. This product, manufactured by Kubota Hydraulic Cylinders, is designed for a tractor loader function.
This bucket tilt cylinder is designed with a 50mm bore and a 30mm rod. It has a stroke of 18.25″ and a closed length of 26.62″. When extended, the cylinder reaches a length of 44.87″. Both the base pin size and the rod pin size are 1.00″, and the base mount and rod mount widths are 2.37″ and 2.25″ respectively. Weighing 36.0 lbs, this cylinder is robust and reliable. To ensure the longevity of this product, regular maintenance including checking for leaks, monitoring the hydraulic fluid, and inspecting for any signs of wear or damage is essential.
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Q&A
Q1: What is the weight of the Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder?
A1: The Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder weighs 36.0 lbs.
Q2: What is the stroke length of the Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder?
A2: The stroke length of the Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder is 18.25″.
Q3: What maintenance does the Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder require?
A3: Regular maintenance for the Kubota L3940HST-3 bucket tilt cylinder includes checking for leaks, monitoring the hydraulic fluid, and inspecting for any signs of wear or damage.
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