Description
The Replacement Skid Steer Hydraulic Lift Cylinder for Bobcat 753 is a robust piece of equipment that falls under the categories of Bobcat, Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. This product is manufactured by Bobcat Hydraulic Cylinders and is specifically designed for the Bobcat 753 model. Its primary function is to lift skid steer or compact track loaders.
This hydraulic lift cylinder is a double-acting welded rod model, making it highly durable and reliable. It has a SKU of 1051501665 and weighs approximately 45 lbs. This cylinder features a 2″ bore, a 1.25″ rod, and a 26.56″ stroke, providing optimal strength and performance. Regular maintenance and proper care are essential to ensure the longevity and efficiency of this hydraulic lift cylinder. This includes regular inspections for any leaks or damages, proper lubrication, and ensuring it is operated within its capacity.
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FAQs
- What is the weight of the Replacement Skid Steer Hydraulic Lift Cylinder for Bobcat 753?
- The cylinder weighs approximately 45 lbs.
- What is the bore and stroke size of the cylinder?
- The cylinder has a 2″ bore and a 26.56″ stroke.
- Which model is this hydraulic lift cylinder designed for?
- This hydraulic lift cylinder is designed for the Bobcat 753 model.
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