Vdog
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I would like the get a hydraulic top link for my box blade. Any recommendations where to get one and any brands to stay away from?
Hydraulic Top link
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Xfaxman
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This is good if you can wait 18 weeks, if it wasn't good the lead time wouldn't be that long: Fit Rite Hydraulics - fitritehydraulics.com
It is owned by a TBN member, MtnViewRanch.
It is owned by a TBN member, MtnViewRanch.
TMGT
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I've been very happy with the Cat.1 from Surpluscenter, also comes with a lock valve.
I've had mine for 8years, very happy with the quality.
Can't comment on the cat 2 versions.
I've had mine for 8years, very happy with the quality.
Can't comment on the cat 2 versions.
dragoneggs
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Thanks... just shot him an email.
petegoud
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I attached a skidsteer mount to my 3-point. It extended it a couple inches, so I purchased a cat 2 toplink on ebay. Very pleased with the results, mostly when I can now change implements with only getting off the tractor to throw the locking pins down. To swap between my box blade and landscape rake takes all of a couple minutes. The hydraulic toplink makes this possible.
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Do they make electric top links now? We have a 12v powered gate on our driveway. The way it's made, you'd think it was be very easy to do a top link in electric using that type of design.
Be so much simpler than hydraulic.
Ralph
Be so much simpler than hydraulic.
Ralph
dragoneggs
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Got a auto gen reply from Brian saying he will get back to me shortly. Indeed he seems busy. Now wondering if I should invest in a top and tilt or just a top link for my Box blade?
I am carving tractor trails across my steep sloped property and having a tilt feature I think could be a huge time saver. I have found it very hard to change the 'roll' (downhill pitch) when cutting across the hillside.
BTDT2
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I'm happy with my Fit Rite Top&Tilt. Been using it five years now. Just like my enclosed cab, it's one of those things I wished I had done sooner
