Description
The above mentioned product is listed under categories such as Bobcat, Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. Manufactured by Bobcat Hydraulic Cylinders, the model is specifically designed for Bobcat S740 with a function of Bucket Tilt. The type of machinery it is used in is Skid Steer/Compact Track Loader. The SKU of the product is 1210127047, weighing 50 lbs. The Bore, Rod, and Stroke measurements are 3″, 1.5″, and 13.75″ respectively.
The Replacement Hydraulic LH Tilt Cylinder for Bobcat S740 Skid Steer is a robust and versatile item, designed to withstand rigorous use in various industrial applications. It has a double-acting welded rod which ensures longevity and efficiency. The cylinder is specifically designed for bucket tilt functions, making it an essential component for Skid Steer/Compact Track Loaders. It’s compact size, weighing just 50 lbs, makes it easy to install and operate. Proper maintenance of this product includes regular checks for any leaks or damages, ensuring that the cylinder is adequately lubricated, and immediate replacement of any worn-out parts.
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Q1: How to install the Replacement Hydraulic LH Tilt Cylinder?
Q2: What are the maintenance procedures for the Bobcat S740 Skid Steer?
Q3: What are the warranty details for the Replacement Hydraulic LH Tilt Cylinder?
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