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#25H41349 Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kit for Select 2240-2247 Front End Loaders

Name: Bush Hog #25H41349 Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kit for Select 2240-2247 Front End Loaders
Brand: Bush Hog
SKU: 25H41349
Price: 48.89 USD
Availability: InStock

$48.89

85 In Stock

Weight: 0.05 lbs

Bush Hog 25H41349 is a hydraulic cylinder seal kit for service and repair of select front end loader hydraulic cylinders.

Also referred to as a hydraulic cylinder repair kit or cylinder seal repair kit, this part is used on select 2240, 2245, 2246, and 2247 front end loaders in hydraulic cylinder figure listings. It is shown with hydraulic cylinder applications for part numbers 24H41202, 25H50666, and 25H48747.

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HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 24H41202 (OGNIEBNE & HOL-MAC) 1 3/4” BORE X 19 1/4” STROKE, 1 1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 SAE ORB PORTS (REPLACED BY 25H48747 HYDRAULIC CYLINDER)

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 25H50666 1-3/4” BORE X 19-1/4” STROKE, 1-1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 UNF SAE O-RING PORTS (MFD. BY HOL-MAC)

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 24H41202 (OGNIEBNE & HOL-MAC) 1 3/4” BORE X 19 1/4” STROKE, 1 1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 SAE ORB PORTS (REPLACED BY 25H48747 HYDRAULIC CYLINDER)

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 25H50666 1-3/4” BORE X 19-1/4” STROKE, 1-1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 SAE ORB PORTS (MFD. BY HOL-MAC); HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 25H48747 1-3/4” BORE X 19-1/4” STROKE, 1-1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 UNF SAE O-RING PORTS (MFD. BY HOL-MAC)

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER P/N 25H50666 1-3/4” BORE X 19-1/4” STROKE, 1-1/4” ROD DIA., 9/16” – 18 SAE ORB PORTS (MFD. BY HOL-MAC)

Installation Tips

Unrated (30 minutes)
Heating the piston seal in oil made it flexible enough to slip right on.

10/23/2025
Lakeview, MI
Dan

(2 days)
Both bucket cylinders needed seal replacements. One came apart very easily but the other refused to cooperate. I had to resort to use of a torch. All the seals are easily installed except the hard yellow one over the O-ring on the aluminum seal near the large nut. Soak it in very warm water for several minutes before attempting installation and work it up into the groove. It was then too loose to fit into the cylinder, so I placed a slice of old inner tube around the ring and compressed it using a hose clamp. After lubricating the seal, it slid in easily. NO LEAKS!

9/30/2025
Aiken, SC
Jack

(15 minutes)

4/9/2025
TALLAHASSEE, FL
CHUCK

Unrated
Exactly what I was needing

7/7/2022
LAUREL, MS
JOHN

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