What's it called?

Geo-TH,In · Oct 15, 2016

What is the pipe shape end on a hydraulic cylinder called? I need to buy some.

DeltaRed · Oct 15, 2016

You mean the little pipe like thingy inside the 'eye'? It's called a "bushing",usually made of brass or bronze

Philip d · Oct 15, 2016

I usually call them pins and bushings. If you go to a welding shop they may have machine grade steel pipe for replacing them,they'd cut the end off and weld on a new one and tap it out for the grease zerk. It likely had a brass bushing inside when it was new as well?

SweetFeet · Oct 15, 2016

Think it might be called the "eye".

SweetFeet · Oct 15, 2016

Oops - should read other replies first. Delta Red already referred to it as the eye.

BarryfromIA · Oct 15, 2016

Back when I worked in a hydraulics factory we refered to them as cross tubes, no matter which end it was on.

Jim in rush co · Oct 15, 2016

Here is a link to what ever you might need for hydraulics.
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Geo-TH,In · Oct 15, 2016

Jim,
thanks, they are called cross-tubes
geo

Jim in rush co · Oct 15, 2016

I have bought a lot of stuff from them over the years, are good to deal with. They make and have their own clyinder line as well as other brands and have all parts to build or repair them. Started using them 30 yrs ago.

dpendzic · Oct 15, 2016

Caterpillar calls the replaceable insert a bearing---i have replaced many of them

dpendzic · Oct 15, 2016

believe it or not they show the other end as a bushing!!!

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