A hydraulic cylinder for a mower is an essential component of the hydraulic system that controls various functions of the mower. Here are some common uses of a hydraulic cylinder in a mower:

1. Lift System: Many mowers, especially commercial and industrial-grade models, are equipped with hydraulic lift systems. The hydraulic cylinder is responsible for raising and lowering the mower deck or other attachments. This allows the operator to adjust the cutting height or engage and disengage the mower blades.

2. Steering System: Some mowers, particularly zero-turn mowers, use hydraulic cylinders in their steering systems. These cylinders assist in controlling the direction and maneuverability of the mower. By actuating the hydraulic cylinder, the operator can turn the mower left or right with ease.

3. Wheel Drive System: In certain mowers, hydraulic cylinders are utilized in the wheel drive system. These cylinders help control the forward and reverse motion of the mower. By activating the hydraulic cylinder, the operator can engage the drive system and move the mower in the desired direction.

4. Attachment Control: Hydraulic cylinders may also be used to control additional attachments or implements on the mower, such as a front-end loader or a hydraulic blade. The cylinder allows the operator to adjust the position or angle of the attachment, enabling efficient operation and increased versatility.

It’s important to note that the specific use of hydraulic cylinders may vary depending on the type and model of the mower. It’s recommended to consult with us to understand the specific uses and functions of the hydraulic cylinder in your mower.