Hydraulic Log Splitter Cylinder Rebuild Seal Kit for 4.5"Bore x 1.75" Rod Cylinder, Huskee Log Splitter Parts Hydraulic Cylinder Rebuild Kit (Pack of 11)

I have a 15 year old CountyLine log splitter with a 4 in.ID. cylinder/ 1.75 in. rod that began leaking fluid. These new seals were a perfect fit and not too difficult to install if you make sure the cylinder is clean and prepped. 1 - Clean the open end of the cylinder and remove all paint and corrosion on the ring compression ramps leading into the opening. 2 - Use plenty of grease or silicone ring lube on the rings and cylinder opening. 3 - Use a 4inch piston ring compressor if you have one to ensure the rings slide into the cylinder with ease. On my first attempt to install the piston and end cap (Gland), the inner lip of the cylinder had chipped paint and corrosion on the beveled inner edge that caused the new O-rings to catch and roll out of the grooves and tear. 100% my fault for cutting corners and not cleaning up that edge. Second attempt with new rings were installed without any trouble. New rings work perfectly well with no leaks or seeps.

I loved that it included all the seals needed to repair the leaking hydraulic cylinder on my 25 ton log splitter that I purchased from Lowes, years ago. All seals fit perfectly and had the look and feel of being of good quality. The job took a total of 20 minutes and required only a small Allen-wrench and small flat-head screwdriver. Just be sure you clean the end of the cylinder before you start and take pictures as you go to aid in reassembly.

Worked great on my Oregon log splitter. No leaks after replacing seals with this kit.

It had all the required parts to rebuild my log splitter cylinder.

The seals look like they are good quality material and one seal is a split ring. This kit will not fit a Speeco 22ton hydraulic log splitter. It is a 4in bore kit but the seals are the wrong type and quantity for this unit.