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Re: changing position of air intake on cylinders

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Originally Posted by cad321 View Post
We are working here in are shop trying to figure out our new climbing mechanism and we were wondering if it possible to rotate the air intake hole on are pistons? we are using Parker pneumatic cylinders and the intake holes are facing 90 degrees the wrong way.
What kind of cylinders are they? Look in the catalogue and post a description, with the model number. You might even find the manual there.

If it's a non-repairable cylinder, you probably can't—but you might be able to order a version with ports shifted.