I installed a hydraulic top link, for my Quik-Hitch, on my Kubota BX2370. I had to order it from a shop in the USA, as Kubota doesn't make one, nor does any company in Canada.
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@davisphillips7792Рік тому
Great job! I’ve seen a lot of people build scoop buckets for the rear and make complicated trip mechanisms to dump where this would be much more practical and productive.
@ern48Рік тому
Nice and very handy! I did the same to my New Holland 1725 with a 5.5' Rhino scraper box for landscaping and finish grading. I built and added 2 cylinders, one for the top link and one for the R lift arm, so it tilts also.
@rickdelveРік тому
I was thinking that. It would be so handy. I only have the 2 rear remotes, so I'd have to unhook one when I put my snow blower on in the winter, as I need one for the discharge chute rotation...
@gotamlalmeena202110 місяців тому
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@troygoodyear9029Рік тому
Nice. If I may recommend some advice. The lines appear to be touching, so I would put some chafe wrap on them or use a stand-off clamp to isolate the two. Just a thought.
@rickdelveРік тому
That is a good idea, thanks...
@D70340Рік тому
NICE!!!!
@tekker8308Рік тому
Beautiful! Can you tell me where you picked it up? Maybe the model number?
@rickdelveРік тому
It's from a place called Hay Tools in Tennessee, I believe. their email is "info@haytools.com".
@jeffalba3940Місяць тому
Wanted to know what the check valve connection sizes were, if ya don't mind ?
@rickdelveМісяць тому
To be honest, I cannot remember what they were, it's been so long. Sorry...
@billyarsenault5961Рік тому
Where did u buy this from
@rickdelveРік тому
At the time, I could only find it from Hay Tools, in Tennessee = haytools.com/TNT.htm .