Product Description

M-1419165 is a 5-inch bore, 4-inch rod slide hydraulic cylinder for rear loader garbage trucks with a 32.5-inch stroke for rear loader garbage truck applications.

Product Detail

The M-1419165 slide hydraulic cylinder is listed in the HCIC-2026 catalog under rear loader garbage truck hydraulic cylinders. Its catalog description is a slide cylinder, with a 5-inch bore, a 4-inch rod and a 32.5-inch stroke.

A slide hydraulic cylinder works as part of a rear loader's internal material-handling mechanism. It should be evaluated together with the slide plate, guides, pins, body structure and hydraulic circuit. A hydraulic cylinder with the same nominal bore is not automatically a correct replacement if the stroke, rod size, mounting centers or motion path differs.


I. M-1419165 Specifications

Parameter Catalog value
Model M‑1419165
Product category Rear loader garbage truck hydraulic cylinder
Description Slide Cylinder
Bore 5 in
Rod diameter 4 in
Stroke 32.5 in
Source HCIC‑2026 catalog, p. 11

The catalog entry does not list a model-specific working pressure, weight, port specification, closed length or material grade for M-1419165. These details must be confirmed for the actual machine and replacement configuration.


II. Product Structure and Operating Logic

The M-1419165 uses the dimensional relationship of a 5-inch bore and 4-inch rod to produce controlled linear movement within a rear loader slide mechanism. The large rod diameter is an important fitment reference because it affects the rod-side area, guide arrangement, mounting connection and available clearance.

The 32.5-inch stroke describes the cylinder's linear travel. The slide plate's actual path depends on the guide rails, pivot or pin locations, mechanical stops and the shape of the rear-loader body. For that reason, a replacement review must measure the cylinder in both end positions, not only compare the catalog stroke.

The catalog places M-1419165 in the rear loader garbage truck section and identifies it specifically as a slide cylinder. This application description helps the buyer focus the inquiry on slide motion and guide alignment rather than treating the part as a general-purpose industrial cylinder.


III. Installation and Selection Checks

Before ordering M-1419165, review:


  • Slide mechanism: Confirm the cylinder moves the slide function required by the rear-loader body.
  • Mounting centers: Measure the mounting distance in the fully retracted and fully extended positions.
  • Bore and rod clearance: Check the 5-inch barrel and 4-inch rod against guides, covers and nearby structures.
  • Stroke path: Compare the 32.5-inch catalog stroke with the slide plate's actual travel and stops.
  • Pin and bracket fit: Record pin diameters, clevis width, bushing details and bracket alignment.
  • Hydraulic circuit: Provide the existing pressure, flow, valve and port information for technical review.
  • Guide condition: Inspect the slide guides and body structure before installing a replacement cylinder.
  • Service access: Confirm that seals, rod surface, connections and mounting points can be inspected safely.


A slide cylinder should not be expected to overcome a bent guide or seized slide plate. Excess mechanical resistance can affect the complete circuit and can make a sound replacement appear to be the wrong part.


IV. Applications

The HCIC catalog lists the M-1419165 slide hydraulic cylinder for rear loader garbage truck hydraulic systems. It can therefore be considered for rear-loader OEM integration, replacement-cylinder sourcing and fleet maintenance where the model dimensions and slide mechanism are compatible.

The application label does not establish a universal fit. Rear-loader bodies can differ in guide arrangement, slide dimensions, loading sequence and hydraulic controls. These differences should be reviewed before purchase.


V. Why the Model Description Matters

For spare-parts purchasing, “slide cylinder” is more useful than a generic hydraulic-cylinder label because it connects the component to a specific machine function. The buyer can use this description to organize the technical inquiry around:

  • Slide travel
  • Guide and plate movement
  • Mounting-center dimensions
  • Body clearance
  • Hydraulic speed and pressure
  • End-position control

This function-first approach reduces the risk of selecting a cylinder only because its bore looks similar to the existing part.


VI. OEM and Replacement Inquiry Checklist

Send HCIC:

  • Existing M-1419165 photographs or nameplate data
  • Rear-loader body type and slide mechanism drawings
  • Bore, rod and stroke confirmation
  • Extended and retracted mounting-center measurements
  • Pin, clevis, bracket and bushing details
  • Hydraulic schematic, pressure and flow information
  • Port and hose arrangement
  • Slide plate and guide condition
  • Operating cycle and waste material conditions
  • Quantity and destination

If the original cylinder has failed, include images of the rod, barrel, mounting points and guides. The surrounding mechanism may be relevant to the replacement review.


VII. FAQ

The HCIC‑2026 catalog lists M‑1419165 as a slide cylinder in the rear loader garbage truck hydraulic‑cylinder section.
The catalog lists a 5‑inch bore and a 4‑inch rod.
The listed stroke is 32.5 inches.
No model‑specific working‑pressure value is shown in the M‑1419165 row on page 11. The working pressure must be confirmed for the proposed configuration and machine circuit.
No. The bore alone is not enough. Stroke, rod diameter, mounting centers, pin details, guide clearance and hydraulic connections must also match.
A damaged or seized guide can create abnormal resistance. That resistance may overload the cylinder or make a replacement fail for a reason outside the cylinder itself.
Not automatically. Rear‑loader body designs and slide mechanisms vary. The actual drawing and measurements should be reviewed before ordering.


VIII. Conclusion

The M-1419165 slide hydraulic cylinder is a catalog-defined slide cylinder for rear loader garbage truck applications. Its key identification data are a 5-inch bore, a 4-inch rod, a 32.5-inch stroke and the catalog description “Slide Cylinder.”

Those values provide a practical starting point for OEM and replacement inquiries, but a reliable decision requires more than a bore comparison. Submit the slide mechanism drawing, mounting dimensions, hydraulic circuit information and guide condition so HCIC can assess M-1419165 against the complete waste-truck system.


IX. About HCIC

HCIC, also known as Jinan Huachen Industrial Co., Ltd., develops and manufactures hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic power units and related components for vehicle, waste-handling and industrial applications. Final product suitability should be confirmed against the actual machine design and operating conditions.



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