Shining Hydraulic cylinder for backhoe loader applications. Product image for reference; final configuration follows the agreed drawing.
Backhoe Hydraulic Cylinders
A backhoe cylinder family covering seven machine functions, with a forged rod, forged connections and dust-protected bushing design.
Send your application details or drawing to confirm the required configuration.Backhoe cylinders for digging, support and loader movements
The backhoe loader cylinder family includes stick, bucket, digging-arm, rotary, arm, support and tipping cylinders. This range covers the machine’s digging and loader-side movements, with each cylinder position shaped by its particular linkage and installation space.
The described construction combines a compact welded body with a forged cylinder rod and integrated forged connection parts. The product description lists standard or customer-specified self-lubricating bushings, with dust protection at both ends of the bushing; it also identifies a cushioning design for bucket-cylinder operation.
AT A GLANCE
Product details
- Product family
- Backhoe Hydraulic Cylinders
- Application category
- Construction machinery
- Product profile
- Backhoe loader · Digging linkage · Support and tipping
- Configuration review
- Confirm dimensions, interfaces and operating conditions for the selected application.
Review product-specific features and confirm fit against the current drawing before ordering.
Key features
Explore the product functions and design details below. Final dimensions and configuration are agreed for the selected application.
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Backhoe function range
The listed options cover stick, bucket, digging arm, rotary, arm, support and tipping cylinder positions.
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Forged rod and connections
The described design includes a forged cylinder rod and integrated forged connection parts.
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Protected bushing arrangement
Self-lubricating bushings can be specified, with dust protection at both ends. A cushioning design is also described for bucket-cylinder movement.
Drawings & References
Request the current product drawing and configuration details for your selected application. Share a machine drawing or reference part if available.
Request current product detailsWhat to include in your inquiry.
A drawing is a useful starting point. If you do not have one, send the details you know and identify what still needs to be agreed.
- Backhoe-loader make and model, cylinder location and function, and existing part reference where available.
- Cylinder or assembly drawing showing the associated digging, loading, support or other mechanism.
- Stroke and retracted and extended mounting-centre distances, including the required movement endpoints.
- Base-end and rod-end mounting forms, pin diameters, widths, bush details and installation orientation.
- Operating pressure, flow, loads and movement sequence, plus port threads, connection directions and any attached valve drawing.
- Available installation space, quantity required and delivery destination.
Before you specify.
How do I distinguish the requested cylinder on a backhoe loader?
Mark it on a machine photograph or assembly drawing and state the movement it controls. Include the machine-builder reference if available, since several cylinder positions can share similar descriptions.
What information is useful for a supporting-cylinder inquiry?
Show the support assembly and its working and stowed positions. Provide the mounting dimensions, required travel, load information, hydraulic schematic and any valve interface associated with that cylinder.
Can I request several backhoe cylinder positions together?
List each position separately with its reference, quantity, drawing and circuit details. Mark left and right or other paired locations where applicable so each assembly can be discussed against the correct mounting arrangement.
DISCUSS YOUR APPLICATION
Put your requirements in the picture.
Send the Backhoe Hydraulic Cylinders application details, drawing or reference part, required configuration and quantity. We can discuss your equipment before a quotation.



