Description
The Replacement Hydraulic Thumb Cylinder for John Deere 27C ZTS is a double-acting welded rod hydraulic cylinder. This replacement part is perfect for John Deere 27C ZTS model excavators and mini excavators, with a key function for thumb and bucket clamping. The item SKU is 1611476477, it weighs 36 lbs, and it has a bore of 2″, a rod of 1″, and a stroke of 13.43″. The closed length is 21.25″, and the extended length is 34.63″. It comes with a spherical bearing for both the rod and base end mount type, and both the base and rod pin sizes are 1″.
At Xinlan, we understand the importance of maintaining and preserving the functionality of your equipment. This replacement hydraulic thumb cylinder is designed with superior quality materials that ensure durability and longevity. With a bore of 2″ and a rod of 1″, it provides the perfect balance of strength and flexibility, ensuring smooth operation of your equipment. The spherical bearing mount types allow for easier installation and less friction, ensuring an extended lifespan for your machinery. This replacement cylinder is a must-have for anyone operating John Deere 27C ZTS model excavators and mini excavators.
Explore the outstanding quality and performance of the Replacement Hydraulic Thumb Cylinder for John Deere 27C ZTS. We are confident that you will find it to be the perfect fit for your machinery. Don’t wait, enhance the efficiency of your equipment today! 
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FAQ
- What is the weight of the Replacement Hydraulic Thumb Cylinder for John Deere 27C ZTS?
It weighs 36 lbs. - What is the bore and rod size of this cylinder?
The bore size is 2″ and the rod size is 1″. - What are the base and rod end mount types?
Both the base and rod end mount types are spherical bearing.
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