How can I tell if I need the 80mm or 100mm cylinder? What part do I measure on the old cylinder? Thank you.
197505
They are both a 2 inch base 80mm is about a 3 inch lift, 100mm is about a 4 inch lift. You get to decide how tall you want your chair to go.
197506
I guess that is the lift. Here is a link for a picture of how to measure.Rolland Office Chair Gas Lift Cylinder - Universal Size Fit All - Heavy Duty - Black
197507
I used the 80mm on a standard cheap office depot chair (they're all pretty much the same under $150) and it was a bit shorter than the old one, but otherwise it worked fine. I'm not sure where the measurement would be taken, but hopefully my purely anecdotal advice can help.
776896
I'm sorry I don't know enough about this item to appropriately answer. I did ask my son and he said the 80mm will NOT fit. Might trying calling the company. Sorry
207949
Hi, I just responded, but I think I am wrong. There is a heavy duty cylinder with a 1.1" shaft that is closer to the 28mm of your cylinder. Hope this helps.
1973597
The best thing you can do is take out the old one and either get the number off the cable or measure it with a tape measure. That way you know it fits. To much hassle to put it in then pull it out if its wrong
2222612
The o-ring? If so, it comes with a few extra's. Also you can go to your local hardware store and get one. If your near a Caterpillar dealer, they will have them also. Just bring your old one and they will measure it and get you what you need.
202357
You have everything you need ,but doesn't have gauge to tell you pressure. Found out my unit was converted so put 134a in and is cold now. If you don't have to use adaptor it has been converted. So really only needed to spend $10.00. Check to see if its been converted.Buy 134a if hose fits its been converted
1130143
Petedge.com can help you with that. It tells you sizes and parts for that model. I ordered from amazon because it is cheaper.
957651
No. You will need a different master cylinder. I cant remember but either a larger bore or smaller will fix it.
2259289
I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
705879
Check your old one, and measure it for size. If they are the same go for it.
1164963
This question has been answered very well in the previous answers. Best way to see the difference is to Google images of oxygen cylinders. Click on the picture and then go to the page with the specifications. That way you can get a visual and actual measurements.
7291
it looks like a 98 threading, it should in theory work, however i'd make a more specified search to find the right barrel
2023850
I used hot glue to mount a 120mm, an 80mm would probably work. Either way it takes some MacGyvering
743042
This is the correct coil. If you are planning to change any of the rear cylinder coils you should do them all- it's just so time consuming to access those cylinders
1365004
Greetings: Please send us any and all numbers or markings that are on your old supports and we can point you to the correct ones. There are a good 100 different tonneau cover supports.Thank You, Lou Fishman
963996
I bought a heavy duty .95 diameter line and it worked great with the head. It's worked great for me and the heavy duty line I seldom have to change. No problems. I hope this helps.
920255
Hi, I had a 70-200 2.8 MK1 and now have a 70-200 2.8 MK2 and it works well with both. No idea about the 80-200. I don't think it will fit but you need to try.