Tym 474 hydraulic top link

[Red camp john]

Just want some opinions on what hydraulic top link I should buy ? Looking to buy one appreciate any info . Thank you

 

[TractorTYMe]

The one that is between 20 1/2 to 31'' should be fine, I bought one that was somewhere between 18 - 26 and it is too short for my T474. I need to sell this to a T264 owner.

 

[Tinhack]

Also, if you have a quick hitch, you'll want one longer. Perhaps with a locking valve as well. The locking valve keeps the cylinder in place and takes the load off your hose and valve. A locking valve will also allow you to disconnect a remote and use it for something else while the locked cylinder stays in place. Nice if you have an extending or off-set attachment and need two remotes for that.

I have TnT but only use the Tilt cylinder when I'm using a blade. I use the Top cylinder every time I connect or disconnect an attachment and on the fly for my Flail Mower. With three remotes, I can still use two of them for a Ditch/Bank Mower.

Consider all the options. A locking cylinder is far less costly than adding another remote for special uses.

 

[Red camp john]

The one that is between 20 1/2 to 31'' should be fine, I bought one that was somewhere between 18 - 26 and it is too short for my T474. I need to sell this to a T264 owner.

Thanks for info

 

[Red camp john]

Also, if you have a quick hitch, you'll want one longer. Perhaps with a locking valve as well. The locking valve keeps the cylinder in place and takes the load off your hose and valve. A locking valve will also allow you to disconnect a remote and use it for something else while the locked cylinder stays in place. Nice if you have an extending or off-set attachment and need two remotes for that.

I have TnT but only use the Tilt cylinder when I'm using a blade. I use the Top cylinder every time I connect or disconnect an attachment and on the fly for my Flail Mower. With three remotes, I can still use two of them for a Ditch/Bank Mower.

Consider all the options. A locking cylinder is far less costly than adding another remote for special uses.

Thanks for info