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DA Series Tie Rod Hydraulic Cylinder, 1.50 Inch Bore, 0.75 Inch Rod Diameter, 4.00 Inch Stroke, 1/4 NPT Ports

Description & Features

Rated for up to 2500 PSI, this double-acting DA Series Tie Rod Hydraulic Cylinder features a 1.50-inch bore, 0.75-inch rod diameter, and a 4.00-inch stroke, with 1/4 NPT ports for straightforward circuit integration. It is manufactured by Midway Mfg Co and designed for demanding industrial hydraulic applications.

Construction centers on a precision honed cylinder tube paired with a ground and polished chrome-plated rod. The aluminum alloy piston uses an o-ring seal with backup rings, secured by a self-locking piston nut. Ductile iron rod clevis, base clevis, and cylinder head provide structural rigidity, while high tensile steel tie rods hold the assembly together. A metal-clad rod wiper helps maintain seal integrity under repeated cycling. Clevis pins and clips are zinc plated, and the 0.625-inch pin diameter accommodates standard clevis mounting arrangements.

SKU: 1504TR

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 1504TR

Alternate Part Numbers: C1EG69

Specifications

Bore 1.50	Brand Midway Mfg Co	Brand Midway Mfg Co	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Pin Diameter 0.63	Pin to Pin Extended 17.25	Pin to Pin Retracted 13.25	Ports 1/4 NPT	Ports 1/4 NPT	Rod Diameter 0.75	Stroke 4	Supplier Part Number 1504TR	Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1EG69	Product Weight 9.75 lbs

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Model Number	Bore	Stroke	Rod Diameter	Ports	Pin to Pin Retracted	Pin to Pin Extended	Pin Diameter
1506TR DA Series Tie Rod Cylinder	1.5	6	0.75	1/4 NPT	15.25	21.25	0.625
1508TR DA Series Tie Rod Cylinder	1.5	8	0.75	1/4 NPT	17.25	25.25	0.625
1512TR DA Series Tie Rod Cylinder	1.5	12	0.75	1/4 NPT	21.25	33.25	0.625

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Pete P on Jun 7, 2025, 2:26 PM

what's the pin-to-pin measurement on this cylinder when it's fully extended?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 8, 2025, 5:50 PM

Fully extended, the pin-to-pin distance on this cylinder is 17.25 inches. Retracted, it comes in at 13.25 inches. That 4-inch difference lines up with the listed stroke, so those numbers are consistent and reliable for planning your mounting setup.

Question by: Billy H on May 3, 2025, 3:17 PM

i’m swapping out an old tie-rod cylinder. are the main sizes on this one 1.5 bore, 3/4 rod, and a 4 inch stroke?

Answer by: Customer Support on May 5, 2025, 6:52 AM

For fit checks, the key dimensions on this cylinder are a 1.50 inch bore, 0.75 inch rod diameter, and a 4.00 inch stroke. It also uses 1/4 NPT ports, and the pin-to-pin length is 13.25 inches retracted and 17.25 inches extended.