4 Inch Bore Cross Hydraulic Cylinder with 16 Inch Stroke and 2 Inch Rod

Description

When you need serious pushing power for heavy-duty implements, this 4-inch bore Cross hydraulic cylinder delivers the muscle to get the job done. With its 16-inch stroke and hefty 2-inch rod, this cylinder is built to handle the toughest applications on your farm—from lifting heavy hay bale spears to operating grain cart unloading augers. You’ll appreciate the smooth operation and reliable performance when you’re working against tight deadlines.

What You’re Getting

• ASAE design standards ensure compatibility with a wide range of agricultural equipment
• 2500 PSI rating provides plenty of power for demanding applications without breaking a sweat
• 1/2 NPT ports make hydraulic connections straightforward with standard farm fittings
• 1-1/4 inch clevis pin diameter handles the stress of heavy loads and constant operation
• 31-1/2 inch closed center-to-center dimension fits standard mounting configurations

Built for Real Farm Work

This Cross DB series cylinder is designed for the heavy-duty implements that earn their keep on working farms. You’ll find these cylinders powering everything from large round bale handlers and grain carts to heavy-duty snow plows and manure spreaders. The 4-inch bore provides the force needed for applications where smaller cylinders just won’t cut it.

Made to Last

Cross manufactures these cylinders to handle the constant stress and harsh conditions of agricultural work. The welded construction and quality seals are built to withstand temperature swings, dirt, moisture, and the vibration that comes with field work. This isn’t a lightweight replacement—it’s engineered to match the durability of your original equipment.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with standard NPT hydraulic fittings and the common clevis pin size. Make sure your hydraulic system can handle the 2500 PSI rating and has adequate flow for a 4-inch bore cylinder. A quick tip: always replace hydraulic fluid and filters when installing a new cylinder to keep everything running clean.