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Old 12-18-2015, 03:58 PM
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If you not going to use the stock cylinder, then you would be better off making your own mount. Come on now, pick where you want the mount to be, turn the blade full left and take a measurement, then turn it full right and take another. Not hard to figure out stroke on your own.
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Ditto. If the retracted measurement is 13 inches, it would be around 8" stroke. Surplus center brand cross tube cylinders are great on price and durability. Get a 1.5" x 8" cylinder n make your own brackets. The hoses, fittings and coupler ends are the cheapest i have found them.
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Old 12-19-2015, 07:10 AM
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Thanks much for the info. I can now order the correct cylinder. I dont have welding capabilities for must purchase the brackets. Happy holidays and have a great New Year.
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Ok, if your buying the brackets double check thepin size. I believe the pin holes ont that cylinder are 3/4". No biggy, but you will need bushings if the pins on your brackets are smaller.

Jmo dude, c if Jeff n PA will hook you up with some that will work whith what you have. 86 bucks for a copy seems awfully high.
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what you need is one of these
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I ended up ordering a ram that was close to those measurements from the Surplus Center. The pin holes are 3/4" and the bracket rods are 5/8" so will take up the space with bronze bearings. Happy holidays.
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i dont see why that wouldnt work good luck
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I obtained the cylinder from the Surplus Center and found the cylinder brackets...Am having a hard time finding the pneumatic quick connects that the hoses plug into. Has anyone found a source for these? Thanks
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I obtained the cylinder from the Surplus Center and found the cylinder brackets...Am having a hard time finding the pneumatic quick connects that the hoses plug into. Has anyone found a source for these? Thanks
I see that your taking the shot gun approach and posting the same question in multiple areas.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...470#post357470

First off they are not "pneumatic" they are hydraulic. This thread should help.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=27110

Cub part # 727-3023 Coupling, Hydraulic Hose per the Cub parts site.
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I ended up ordering a ram that was close to those measurements from the Surplus Center. The pin holes are 3/4" and the bracket rods are 5/8" so will take up the space with bronze bearings. Happy holidays.
I know I posted this before but can't find it. All you need to reduce the 3/4" hole on the mount to 5/8" is a couple of these bushings from TSC

http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pro...p-link-bushing

Pretty expensive, $1.99 ea.
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