Welded swivel eye hydraulic cylinders carry the load through a spherical or single-bore eye at the cap end, letting the cylinder pivot in two planes as the implement moves — ideal for cushioned, off-axis pivot loads where a fixed mount would bind. The welded barrel-to-cap construction runs leaner and seals tighter than a tie-rod design, so it fits tight envelopes on dump beds, loaders, and ag equipment. Matching a discontinued unit? Give us the bore, stroke, and pin size and send your specs for a cross-reference.
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The mount style is what routes the load into the frame, and it has to suit how the cylinder moves. A swivel eye handles two-plane pivot and is the choice when the rod end tracks off-axis. If the cylinder only pivots in a single plane, a welded cylinders: cross tube mount carries the pin through a tube welded across the cap, while a welded cylinders: clevis mount uses a forked yoke for a clean single-plane hinge. For implements and three-point hitches, the welded cylinders: ag clevis mount matches common farm-equipment pin patterns, and a welded cylinders: tang mount gives a single flat lug for tight brackets. Nearly all of these are double acting hydraulic cylinders; if you need a rebuildable design with replaceable seals, compare against tie rod cylinders. Browse the full range of hydraulic cylinders to confirm the format.
A cylinder is only as good as the circuit feeding it. Size a hydraulic pumps unit with enough GPM to move the rod at your target speed and enough pressure rating to clear the cylinder's working PSI, then run rated hydraulic hoses with port ends that match the cylinder's SAE or NPT ports. A directional control valve and adequate reservoir capacity round out the circuit so the cylinder cycles cleanly under load.
Original equipment cylinders are often discontinued or sold only as a full assembly, but a welded swivel eye unit cross-references on dimensions, not part numbers. Give us the bore, stroke (retracted and extended), pin and eye size, rod diameter, port type, and working PSI, and we will match an equivalent in stock. With cross-reference data going back decades, we can identify a replacement when the original maker no longer lists the part. Send the specs and request a cross-reference.
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