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a cheaper option for hydro steer?

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a cheaper option for hydro steer?

Post by Waitesy »

I was playing around at work the other day resealing a side shift cylinder on a forklift and thought why don't people look at these for hydro steer they are a cascade double ended ram with flat mounts on the back and about simlar size as a psc kit and offer about 8'' of travel either way. also there common as and a new complete cylinder is around the $300 mark the only bit that would really need modifying to suit would be you would need to run a die over the ends so you could add a tie rod of some sort onto it. so im curious has anybody done simlar? as it seems like a more cost effective way .
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Re: a cheaper option for hydro steer?

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cos you can get trail gear rams with clevis kits for less. and no need to run a die over anything
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have you got a link or anything? as I was looking at some kits but I thought they were up round the 650 mark?
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Re: a cheaper option for hydro steer?

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lowrangeoffroad.com

he was pointing out only the ram not a full kit
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Re: a cheaper option for hydro steer?

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$362.90 landed for that little bit extra It probably aint worth stuffing around cheers
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Re: a cheaper option for hydro steer?

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roger ;)
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