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John Deere Cylinder Repair
John Deere Hydraulic Cylinder Repair Service
Cylinders, Inc. is proud to offer assistance with rebuilding John Deere hydraulic cylinders in the Chicagoland area. We have decades of experience working on John Deere equipment and can swiftly make repairs to get it up and running.
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Our John Deere Cylinder Repair Expertise Spans over Three Decades
You shouldn’t trust just any team with your John Deere hydraulic cylinder rebuild — it’s important that you find a team of seasoned professionals that has extensive experience working with these products. Our hydraulic cylinder specialists have decades of hands-on experience with John Deere products, allowing us to make fast repairs so you can return to your project and stay on schedule.
Our experts offer custom and hands-on service to repair any obsolete cylinders. In addition, we can design and build you a custom cylinder for your machine. The best part? We pride ourselves on superior service and always have parts in stock to limit downtime for your business.
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WHEN REPAIR
Agriculture Sprayers
4920, 4930, 4940.
Backhoes
310SJ, 310SK, 310SL, 325SL, 410G, 410J, 410K.
Combines
T560, C670, W660, T660, W650, T670, 9870STS, S670, S660, S690, S685, S680, 9770STS.
Cotton Harvesters/Pickers/Strippers
7800, 7700, 7500, 7400, 7300, 7200, CS690, 7760, 7660, CP690.
Dozers and Loaders
844J, 644K, 959K, 953K, 909K, 903K, 903MH, 903KH, 959M, 953M, 909M, 903M, 844K, 824K, 744K, 764, 444K, 755C, 655C, 544K, 524K, 624KR, 624K, 624J, 605K, 950C, 950J, 1050J, 850JR, 750J, 850J, 655K, 850K, 750K, 755D
Dump Trucks
300D, 250D, 400D, 350D
Feller Bunchers/Harvesters
843K, 643K, 753JH, 753J, 953K, 909KH, 909K, 903KH, 903K, 953J, 903JH, 903J, 959J, 909JH, 909J, 953G, 903G, 853G, 950, 900, 850, 853JH, 853J, 608S, 608L, 608B, 608, 759G, 759JH, 759J, 753GL, 753G, 703JH, T25, 2628, 2618, 703G, 959K, 703J, 909MH, 903MH, 959M, 953M, 909M, 903M
Forage Harvesters
7180, 7200, 7250, 7280, 7300, 7350, 7380, 7400, 7450, 7480, 7500, 7550, 7580, 7700, 7750, 7780, 7800, 7850, 7950, 7980
Forestry Forwarders/Bundlers
1110D, 1490D, 1410D, 810D, 1010D, 1110E, 1210E, 1510E, 1010D, 1711D, 1710D, 1710D.
Forestry Harvesters
1470D, 1270D, 970_170D, 770D, 1470E, 1270E, 1070D, 970D, 1407D
Self-Propelled Sprayers
R4030, R4038, R4045, R4040.
Most Common John Deere Machinery We Work With
John Deere 110
1596187568, 1619969946
John Deere 110TLB
1596187568
John Deere 26G
1769635650
John Deere 27 ZTS
1596187568, 1611440393
John Deere 27C ZTS
1596187568, 1611476477
John Deere 27D
1596187568, 1609349211
John Deere 280
1186940071
John Deere 30G
1596187568, 1619479227
John Deere 332
1189745360
John Deere 35 ZTS
1596187568, 1613616361
John Deere 350D
1123443169, 1016296746
John Deere 35C ZTS
1596187568, 1615572334
John Deere 35D
1596187568, 1617281092
John Deere 35G
1596187568, 1618160792
John Deere 400D
1123803559, 1016296746
John Deere 50C ZTS
1861401618
John Deere 50D
1861867570
John Deere 50G
1863403923
John Deere 50ZTS
1863477156
John Deere 60D
1863935176
John Deere 60G
1864535968
John Deere CT332
1191088902
Most Common John Deere Hydraulic Cylinders We Repair
HOW WE REPAIR
How We Repair and Rebuild John Deere Hydraulic Cylinders
John Deere hydraulic cylinder repair means completely disassembling the cylinder and resealing all the hydraulic components with new seals. There are two distinct types of cylinders in John Deere machines: open wire lock and open snap ring welded cylinders. The type of cylinder in each machine determines how we make repairs.
Step 1: Diagnosis and quote
As soon as we receive your John Deere hydraulic cylinders, we will take a look at the issue. From there, we will put together a repair authorization and quote.
Step 2: Collect necessary parts
Keep in mind that lead times on repairs are based on part availability, lead time, and our current schedule although we always work diligently to complete the hydraulic cylinder repairs as quickly as possible.
Step 3: Make the repairs
As soon as we have the right cylinder components to take care of your repair, our team will get to work. If there are any schedule changes regarding how long the repair will take, we will be sure to let you know!
Step 4: Honing to extend life space
Please note that nearly every John Deere hydraulic cylinder that we see receives a “light” honing to ensure that the I.D. doesn’t have any internal leakage or bypass. This helps to extend the life of your piston steels. If necessary, we can also remove more stock from your tube.
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Ready to Get Your John Deere Cylinders Repaired or Still Have Questions?
We encourage you to reach out to our John Deere hydraulic cylinder repair experts if you have machines that need repairing. If you have questions, we’re always happy to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do John Deere hydraulic cylinders take more time to fix compared to other manufacturers?
The amount of time that it takes us to complete a repair depends on many different factors such as what parts we have in stock and what our current workload is like. Rest assured that we always work diligently and quickly to deliver reliable repair service in Chicago.
How long will a John Deere cylinder last after the repair?
Hydraulic cylinders naturally wear down over time. Unfortunately, this issue cannot be prevented. When the fluid condition is poor, the seal wear will occur more rapidly such as when temperature or contamination is excessive. How long the repair lasts depends on how much you use the machinery and in what conditions.
What are the signs of a failing John Deere cylinder?
John Deere hydraulic cylinder failures are frequently caused by contamination and rod damage. Some operators might overlook the early warning signs of a failure to realize the cylinder is not working as it should until unscheduled downtime is required. This is typical as efficiency losses come on slowly.
Consider the following warning signs when using your John Deere hydraulic cylinders and make sure to address cylinder experts for proper John Deere hydraulic cylinder repair:
- Contaminated oil;
- Unexplained leaks;
- Damaged seals or bent rods;
- Increased cycle times;
- Decreased speed and productivity.
How often should I replace the hydraulic fluid in my John Deere machine?
John Deere recommends changing the hydraulic fluid in your equipment every 1,000 hours of operation or once a year, whichever comes first. However, if your equipment operates in harsh conditions, such as high temperatures or dusty environments, you may need to change the hydraulic fluid more frequently.
What type of hydraulic fluid should I use for my John Deere equipment?
John Deere recommends using their brand of hydraulic fluid to ensure optimal performance and protection of your equipment. However, if John Deere hydraulic fluid is not available, you can use a hydraulic fluid that meets the John Deere J20C specification.