Replacement Snow Plow Cylinders - Quality vs $$ ??

[Gordon Gould]

Thanks for all the good info/thoughts. The first hand experience especially. I bought this plow 2 years ago to convert to a tractor plow. The cylinders were badly pitted when I bought it and the plan was to replace them if the plow worked out on my tractor. They are so bad that they are not worth rebuilding. I guess it is a crap shoot on replacement. Pay the least and expect the worst so I'm not disappointed may be the way to go ????????

gg

 

[mikester]

Post a follow up review with photos when you are done!

 

[davedj1]

Another option would be to use one double acting cylinder of the proper length.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Post a follow up review with photos when you are done!

I got the new RCPW (Replacement Commercial Parts Warehouse) cylinders via FEDX today. This is what they look like. I can assure you that reflection along the side is not a rub or scratch. Just something with the lighting and my camera lens I guess. It will be a while before I get them on the plow and hopefully quite a while before I need to plow. I will try to remember to report back then.



gg

 

[Gordon Gould]

Post a follow up review with photos when you are done!

Since the time is getting close I thought I better get these cylinders on the plow. There were no gotcha's or surprises. They fit like they should and operated like they should. They are spec'ed for 2500 psi. I double checked the cross-over relief valve settings at 2200 psi with the tractor hydraulic capable of 3000 psi. All worked fine. So now we need some snow.





gg