Shop Press Parts 50 Ton Hydraulic Ram Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, US
New
fox 50 ton FOX hydraulic ram cylinder. manufactured with parker seals,
Rebuildable kits available for $35.00 from us. You can get the seal from
any good hydraulic store or through any Parker Hannifin dealer. Look at
our other auctions for more sizes and complete freshly made USA
Hydraulic presses. Call 352-789-0798 for convenient shipping and credit card payment50 Ton USA made Hydraulic Ram Cylinder for a Shop Press
Specs:
| base-1"x8"x10" | ||
| bolt holes across-5" depth-5" | ||
| 3-1/2: BORE | ||
| Gauge included |
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| ram closed-17-1/2" with 2" punch | ||
| ram open-23-1/2" | ||
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