Description
This product belongs to categories such as Bobcat, Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Welded Cylinders. The manufacturer is Bobcat Hydraulic Cylinders. The model is Bobcat 425 and the function is Blade. The types of machinery it can be used in are Excavators and Mini Excavators. The specific details are as follows: SKU 1567387185, Weight 48 lbs, Bore 2.75”, Rod 1.5”, Stroke 7.625”.
Our replacement hydraulic blade cylinder for Bobcat 425 is a high-quality product that ensures optimal performance. Its double-acting welded rod design ensures durability and efficiency in all your excavator operations. With a weight of 48 lbs, a bore of 2.75″, and a rod of 1.5″, this hydraulic cylinder guarantees precision in action. The stroke measures 7.625″, which allows for a wide range of motion. Maintenance and care for this product are minimal, ensuring a long lifespan and excellent performance throughout.
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FAQs
- Q: What is the weight of the Replacement Hydraulic Blade Cylinder for Bobcat 425?
A: The cylinder weighs 48 lbs. - Q: What machinery can the Replacement Hydraulic Blade Cylinder for Bobcat 425 be used in?
A: It can be used in excavators and mini excavators. - Q: What is the stroke length of the Replacement Hydraulic Blade Cylinder for Bobcat 425?
A: The stroke length is 7.625″.
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