Bobcat Hydraulic & Pneumatic Cylinder Repair Services
Cylinders, Inc. has been Chicago's trusted source for Bobcat hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder repair for over 30 years. We get it – downtime is not an option. Our expert technicians diagnose and repair your Bobcat cylinders quickly, getting you back to work without missing a beat.
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Your Trusted Bobcat Cylinder Repair Experts Since 1991
When you need your Bobcat hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder rebuilt, experience is key. Our team has decades of hands-on experience with Bobcat products. We know these machines inside and out, ensuring fast and dependable repairs that keep your projects on track.
Your Bobcat equipment is unique, and we tailor our services to your specific needs. From fixing older cylinder models to designing custom solutions for your machines, we've got you covered. And thanks to our top-notch service and extensive parts inventory, we minimize downtime and keep your business operating seamlessly.
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WHEN REPAIR
Skid-Steer Loaders
S62, S64, S66, S76, S450, S510, S530, S550, S570, S590, S595, S630, S650, S740, S770, S850, A770, T450, T590, T595, T630, T650, T740, T770.
Compact Track Loaders
T62, T64, T66, T76, T110, T140, T180, T190, T450, T550, T590, T595, T630, T650, T740, T770, T870.
Mini Track Loaders
MT55, MT85, MT100.
Compact Excavators
E08, E10, E10e, E20, E26, E32, E35 E42, E45, E50, E55, E60, E80, E85, E145, E165.
All-Wheel Steer Loaders
A220, A300, A770.
Telescopic Tool Carriers
V417, V519, V623.
Small Articulated Loaders
L23, L28.
Common Bobcat Machinery We Service
Bobcat 751
751, 753, 763, 773, 7753
Bobcat 853
853, 863, 864, 873
Bobcat S130
S130, S150, S160, S175, S185, S205
Bobcat S220
S220, S250, S300, S330
Bobcat T140
T140, T180, T190, T200, T250
Bobcat 331
331, 334, 335, 337, 341
Bobcat 430
430, 435, 442
Bobcat E32
E32, E35, E45, E50, E55
Frequently Repaired Bobcat Cylinders
THE REPAIR PROCESS
How We Approach Bobcat Cylinder Repairs
Our comprehensive repair process starts with a complete disassembly and inspection of your Bobcat cylinder. We replace all worn parts and seals, ensuring your cylinder is restored to its peak performance. Bobcat machines typically use welded, tie-rod, or threaded cylinders, and we tailor our approach to each specific type.
Our repair process includes:
Step 1: Assessment and Quote
We carefully assess the issue with your Bobcat cylinder and provide you with a detailed repair authorization and quote.
Step 2: Sourcing Necessary Components
We'll procure all required parts for your repair, working diligently to complete the job as quickly as possible while still being subject to part availability and our current workload.
Step 3: Performing the Repairs
Our skilled technicians get to work on your cylinder, keeping you informed of the progress and any changes in the timeline.
Step 4: Honing for Extended Life
To prevent internal leaks and extend the life of your cylinder, we perform a light honing process on almost every Bobcat cylinder we service. Additional material can be removed from the tube if needed.
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Need Bobcat Cylinder Repairs or Have Questions?
Have a Bobcat machine that's acting up? Whether you need a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder repair, or just have some questions, our team of experts is ready to help. We're passionate about keeping your Bobcat running smoothly, so don't hesitate to reach out!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Bobcat cylinder repairs slower than other brands?
Not necessarily! Repair times vary depending on things like finding the right parts and how busy we are, but we always aim for fast and reliable service.
How long does a repaired Bobcat cylinder last?
Just like any other part, hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders wear down over time. How long your repaired cylinder lasts depends on several factors, including how often and how hard you use your machine. Things like dirt or debris getting into the system, extreme temperatures, or old fluid can also wear down the seals faster.
What indicates a failing Bobcat cylinder?
If you notice dirty oil or air in the system, unexplained leaks, damaged seals, or bent rods, or if your Bobcat is just not working as quickly or efficiently as it used to, your cylinder might be on its way out. Sometimes, these issues develop slowly, so keep an eye out for any changes in performance and address them as soon as possible.
How often should I replace the hydraulic fluid in my Bobcat equipment?
Bobcat suggests changing it every 1,000 operating hours or once a year, whichever comes first. But if your machine works in really tough conditions like extreme heat, cold, or dust, you might need to change it more often.
What type of hydraulic fluid is best for my Bobcat machinery?
Bobcat's own brand of hydraulic fluid is the best choice for keeping your machine running smoothly and preventing problems. But if you can't find it, you can use another brand as long as it meets the Bobcat HF-0604 specification.