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Use a pipe wrench (like shown in my photos) to twist the small cylinder as you tap the bottom of the chair.
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However, I don't really see that as an issue here, since the new cylinder was clean
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The cylinder that came with the chair was very limited in range and kept sinking so I got this
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I can feel that this cylinder is much sturdier than the one that originally came with my chair
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This cylinder fit my 8 year old, comfortable office chair like a glove
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The old cylinder was a little hard to remove (YouTube saves the day again), but the new cylinder went in just fine, and seems to work great!
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this is a great cylinder.
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New cylinder fits and works perfectly.
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Had trouble with my chair getting the old cylinder out but this cylinder fit and is functioning well!
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Job was easy, the cylinder fit perfectly and the the new cylinder works great.
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I hadn't really thought about how much abuse the cylinder takes on a daily
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Toolkee was a perfect replacement cylinder for a Realspace Pro Quantum Series Mesh Midback chair, Item 234-750.
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Appears to be a good, sturdy little cylinder
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It wasn't "operator error" because I ordered a cylinder from another company and it instantly worked like a charm
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The cylinder works great and the gloves made installation much easier
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You simply need a pipe wrench, hammer and maybe some PB Blaster if the cylinder is rusted.
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No longer sinking in my chair, the cylinder works as advertised, took a little while to get old one off.
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I had an office-style chair at home with a weak cylinder that would literally let me down over time.
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Cylinder works great so far no problems the only set back is I think it doesn't adjust as high as my old
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This cylinder works great!!
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Fantastic cylinder
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Cylinder works great so far no problems the only set back is I think it doesn't adjust as high as my old
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No longer sinking in my chair, the cylinder works as advertised, took a little while to get old one off.
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Could not use it because the old cylinder was so tightly wedged in the base that two men using pipe wrenches could not remove it
