Description
This replacement hydraulic RH Tilt Cylinder is specifically designed for Bobcat T770 Skid Steer. The product falls under categories such as Bobcat, Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. Manufactured by Bobcat Hydraulic Cylinders, this model serves the Bucket Tilt function in a Skid Steer/Compact Track Loader type of machinery. The product SKU is 1222722730, and it weighs 50 lbs with a bore of 3″, a rod of 1.5″, and a stroke of 13.75″.
As an essential component of the hydraulic system, this RH tilt cylinder serves a crucial function in your Bobcat T770 skid steer. The double-acting welded rod design ensures superior durability and performance under heavy-duty usage. It is meticulously designed to provide smooth bucket tilt operation, enhancing the overall efficiency and productivity of your skid steer. Regular maintenance, including periodic checks for leaks and timely seal replacements, will ensure the longevity and optimal performance of this hydraulic cylinder.
At Xinlan, we offer a broad range of hydraulic cylinders to suit your varying needs. We encourage you to explore our Replacement Hydraulic RH Tilt Cylinder for your Bobcat T770 Skid Steer. With our quality products, we assure improved performance and prolonged machine life. Click here to view the product.
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Here are some frequently asked questions about our Replacement Hydraulic RH Tilt Cylinder:
- Question: What is the weight of the cylinder?
Answer: The cylinder weighs 50 lbs.
- Question: What is the bore size of the cylinder?
Answer: The bore size of the cylinder is 3″.
- Question: What is the stroke length of the cylinder?
Answer: The stroke length of the cylinder is 13.75″.
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