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This is the Develon Bucket Cylinder Seal Kit, part number 401107-02371. A seal kit for a hydraulic cylinder is used to reseal the cylinder so hydraulic oil stays contained and the cylinder holds and moves as it should. Seal kits are matched to the cylinder they were made for, so order by the exact part number and confirm it against your parts book before you buy.
| Brand | Develon |
|---|---|
| Part number | 401107-02371 |
| Store SKU | 7191768 |
| Part type | Bucket Cylinder Seal Kit |
Machine models are not listed on this page. Check part number 401107-02371 against the machine's parts book, or send the model and serial number through the quote form so the parts team can confirm.
Match the part number 401107-02371 to the entry in your machine's parts book, or to the number on the old part or its packaging if you have it. If you cannot find a match, send the machine model and serial number through the quote form and the parts team will check it for you.
A cylinder seal kit in general supplies the seals used when a hydraulic cylinder is rebuilt. Those seals keep hydraulic oil inside the cylinder and keep dirt and moisture out, so the cylinder can extend and retract as intended.
Common signs on hydraulic cylinders in general include oil weeping or running down the rod, oil around the cylinder ends, a bucket that drifts down under load, and slow or uneven movement. Follow the machine's service manual for inspection and rebuild procedures.
Have the part number (401107-02371), the machine model and serial number, and the quantity you need. If you are replacing an existing kit, the number from the old part or the parts book page helps the team confirm the match.
No. The store SKU (7191768) is the store's own reference. The part number is 401107-02371, and that is the number to use when checking a parts book or ordering.
