bracket, pivot, or whatsis

[jimmysisson]

I don't know the terminology, but I wonder if there's a source for a manufactured bracket to hold the pin on which a hydraulic cyliner end pivots. I prefer weld-on type brackets, drilled for the pin, probably 1" or 1.25". I can make these up but it feels like re-inventing the wheel.
In other words, I want to fab up a dump piston to a trailer, and need a bracket at each end to pin the cylinder to. Any help appreciated.
Thanks, Jim

 

[Wayne County Hose]

Hello Jim,

Hercules Sealing Products. You want their cylinder parts catalog. If you have a tax # look uo Bailey Hydraulic Cylinders Manufacturer. They're pretty good too. I have bought and welded the cylinder ends you need from Hercules. They have good quality stuff.

 

[jimmysisson]

Andy, thanks for the links. What are the brackets called? I know there must be one that is a single tab with bore hole for the pin, either with a backing plate to weld on, or without. Not sure how to find the parts in Hercules site.
Thanks, Jim

 

[Wayne County Hose]

Jim,
They are generally called base ends, but depending on it's exact configuration, they can be called any number of things. Try this link. www.herculesus.com/proimages/Pieceparts.pdf. They start on page 36 and go up to p 47. Lots of good stuff for the fabricator, you will probably want to download the whole catalog. Enjoy
Andy

 

[jimmysisson]

Thanks, Andy. I've been away a couple days. These look like the right parts. Do they sell to consumers, or shops only? Haven't figured out what exactly I want yet but getting there.
Thanks, Jim

 

[Wayne County Hose]

To tell you the truth, I don't know. I know that Baileys only sells to you if you have a tax number. I don't know about Hercules. If Hercules won't sell to you, give me the part #'s you want and your address. I'll have it drop shipped to you. You can mail me a check.

 

[jimmysisson]

Thanks, that's a generous offer, and I appreciate it. I'll tag this thread for when I'm ready.
Jim