jmc
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- Jul 21, 2003
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- SW Indiana
- Tractor
- Ford 1920 4x4 (traded in on Kubota). Case 480F TLB w/4 in 1 bucket, 4x4. Gehl CTL60 tracked loader, Kubota L4330 GST
MadReferee,
You should give some serious thought on publishing a book on hydraulics specifically for compact tractors and utility tractors. The books I've read are too general for someone just casually familiar with hydraulics and they certainly could not address factory vs aftermarket solutions, pros and cons of each, pricing, and even part numbers. For every person that follows thru with a project, there's probably 10 more who would like to. And for every one who would like to, there's probably 3 more that don't appreciate the potential of their tractor's hydraulic system.
In fact, the component manufacturers should pay you, or someone, to do this. Of course this won't happen but many of us would be happy to buy it, even if its just stapled together.
John
To everyone else ignorant about your tractor hydraulic system,
Jump in here.
John
You should give some serious thought on publishing a book on hydraulics specifically for compact tractors and utility tractors. The books I've read are too general for someone just casually familiar with hydraulics and they certainly could not address factory vs aftermarket solutions, pros and cons of each, pricing, and even part numbers. For every person that follows thru with a project, there's probably 10 more who would like to. And for every one who would like to, there's probably 3 more that don't appreciate the potential of their tractor's hydraulic system.
In fact, the component manufacturers should pay you, or someone, to do this. Of course this won't happen but many of us would be happy to buy it, even if its just stapled together.
John
To everyone else ignorant about your tractor hydraulic system,
Jump in here.
John