Description
The Replacement DAR Rearloader Cylinder for Model D55CC-10-24.25 (Commercial / Parker) is a double-acting welded rod hydraulic cylinder. It is a replacement part for welded rod hydraulic cylinders, specifically those used in rear loaders. The product falls under several categories, including Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. It is manufactured by Heil and is primarily used for the blade sweep function of rear loaders. The SKU of the product is 3771921043 and it weighs 185 lbs. The bore, rod, and stroke dimensions of the cylinder are 5.5″, 3.5″, and 24.25″ respectively.
The DAR Rearloader Cylinder for Model D55CC-10-24.25 is a high-quality, durable and reliable product. Its double-acting welded rod design ensures efficient and smooth operation. The cylinder is designed to withstand heavy use in commercial applications. The product’s maintenance and upkeep are straightforward, thanks to its sturdy construction and the use of top-grade materials. Regular inspection and timely replacement of worn-out parts can ensure its long-lasting performance.
Xinlan Company is proud to offer the Replacement DAR Rearloader Cylinder for Model D55CC-10-24.25. We invite you to explore and purchase this remarkable product. Its high-quality construction and excellent performance make it a worthy investment for your business. 
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Q&A
Q1: What is the weight of the DAR Rearloader Cylinder for Model D55CC-10-24.25?
A1: The product weighs 185 lbs.
Q2: What is the bore size of the cylinder?
A2: The bore size of the cylinder is 5.5″.
Q3: What is the stroke length of the cylinder?
A3: The stroke length of the cylinder is 24.25″.
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