JD 444H, 444H LL Hydraulic Cylinders & Seal Kits

JD 444H, 444H LL Hydraulic Cylinders & Seal Kits parts list
Image	Fits Model	Description	Details	Part #	Price	Product Details
	See Details	444H (After Serial # 568519), 444H LL	Steering Cylinder Rod Seal Kit		AH161589	$38.00	View Info
	See Details	444H, 444H LL	Steering Cylinder Seal Kit		AH153496	$98.00	View Info

Hydraulic cylinder seal kits for John Deere 444H and 444H LL wheel loaders, including steering cylinder seal kits and rod seal kits built to replace worn seals and stop cylinder leaks.

Fits Models At A Glance

444H Series: 444H, 444H LL

Key Notes

Application: Steering cylinder seal and rod seal service for 444H wheel loaders
Part Types: Steering cylinder seal kit and steering cylinder rod seal kit
Serial Break: Some rod seal kits fit machines after a specific serial number
Condition: New replacement seal kits for rebuilding existing cylinders

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✅ Model specific seal kits matched to 444H loaders
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Frequently Asked Questions

What seal kits fit a John Deere 444H wheel loader?

We carry steering cylinder seal kits and steering cylinder rod seal kits for the 444H and 444H LL. These are matched to the wheel loader steering cylinders on these machines. Confirm the part number against your cylinder before ordering.

Does the 444H steering cylinder rod seal kit fit early and late machines?

The rod seal kit AH161589 fits the 444H after serial number 568519 and the 444H LL. Serial number matters on these machines, so check your loader's serial number to be sure you order the correct kit.

What is the difference between the steering cylinder seal kit and the rod seal kit?

The steering cylinder seal kit is a full kit for servicing the cylinder, while the rod seal kit covers the seals around the rod. Which one you need depends on the type of leak or wear you are seeing. If you are unsure, call our parts team at (800) 909-7060.

How do I know if my 444H steering cylinder needs new seals?

Common signs include hydraulic fluid leaking from the cylinder, drifting or slow steering response, and seal weeping at the rod. Replacing the seals with a matched kit restores proper sealing without replacing the whole cylinder.