Hydraulic cylinder seal kit 229-7194 CAT, aftermarket

229-7194

Brand
MULTI
Article
229-7194
Machine system
Hydraulic system
Part type
Cylinder seal kit
Machine brand
Caterpillar
Manufacturing type
Aftermarket
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Hydraulic cylinder seal kit 229-7194 is an aftermarket part for the Caterpillar machines.

A hydraulic cylinder seal kit contains what is needed to make a cylinder tight again: the rod seal (U-cup), wiper, piston seal, guide (wear) rings, O-rings and back-up rings. The rod seal in the gland stops oil escaping, the wiper keeps dirt on the rod from getting in, and the piston seal stops oil passing between the two chambers. The guide rings centre the piston and rod and keep the metal parts from rubbing on each other.

Specifications

Part number	229-7194
Production type	Aftermarket
Part type	Cylinder seal kit
System / group	Hydraulic system
Machine make	Caterpillar

Compatibility

According to the product card, Caterpillar 229-7194 is a hydraulic cylinder seal kit. Fit is confirmed by the cylinder or kit part number. Other parts are in Repair kits.

Fitting

Before removing the cylinder, lower the attachment to the ground, stop the engine and work the levers a few times to release the pressure, capping the hose ends so no dirt gets in. Undo the gland with a suitable spanner and carefully withdraw the rod and piston. Clean and inspect the grooves, then fit the seals in the same order and orientation as the old ones. After assembly, reconnect the cylinder, top up the hydraulic oil and purge air with slow movements on first start-up.