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Single Cylinder Seal Kit for John Deere Tractor Hydraulic System

Original price was: $293.48.Current price is: $197.96.

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When your hydraulic cylinder starts weeping oil or your three-point hitch won’t hold position like it used to, you don’t need to replace the whole cylinder. This single cylinder seal kit from Tisco gives you everything needed to rebuild one hydraulic cylinder back to like-new condition, stopping those frustrating leaks and restoring full lifting power.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete seal set designed specifically for John Deere hydraulic cylinders
  • High-pressure seals made from materials that resist hydraulic fluid and heat
  • All necessary O-rings, seals, and gaskets for a complete rebuild
  • Quality construction that matches John Deere’s original specifications
  • Direct replacement components – no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit works on the hydraulic lift cylinders found throughout John Deere’s tractor lineup. Whether you’re running a smaller utility tractor for barn chores or a bigger row-crop machine for field work, reliable hydraulics keep your implements where you need them. A properly sealed cylinder means your bush hog stays level, your loader holds its load, and your three-point hitch doesn’t drift down when you’re trying to work.

Made to Last

These aren’t generic seals that might work – they’re engineered for the pressures and temperatures your hydraulic system operates under every day. The materials resist breakdown from modern hydraulic fluids while maintaining the flexibility needed for thousands of cycles. Quality seals mean you’re fixing the problem once, not coming back to it next season.

Good to Know

Cylinder rebuilding is straightforward but cleanliness is critical – any dirt or debris will destroy new seals quickly. Take your time during disassembly and note how everything comes apart. Clean all components thoroughly and inspect the cylinder bore for scoring. Use clean hydraulic fluid to lubricate seals during installation, and cycle the system slowly at first to let everything seat properly.