Cylinder stops

Anonymous-0 · Jul 1, 2010

Been looking for STEEL hydraulic cylinder stops. Anybody know where we can find some. Everybody around here has those cheap aluminum things. We just crush those after using them for a while. We got some years ago that were made of steel. Pretty expensive, but they worked and lasted well. Need to get some new ones, and can't seem to remember where we got them and can't find them anywhere. Help please.

Dean · Jul 1, 2010

Recently, I bought a new Woods rotary cutter with hydraulic tail wheel adjustment. The stroke limiters supplied with it were cast iron but I do not know the manufacturer. I use a plastic shower rod sleeve to protect the cylinder rod from damage.

Dean

NCWayne · Jul 1, 2010

Givr Mcmaster Carr a try. Even thiugh thyey don't call them "cylinder stops" the split shaft collars they have will work for what you need.
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JD Seller · Jul 2, 2010

You can get them through John Deere. They have a handle riveted to them. They where used on the 230 disks. They have several different widths. They are not cheap but do seem to hold up. I have a chisel plow that will eat those aluminum ones.

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