Another informative video. You are not a shy individual. You take on new challenges. Where do you get your motivation to try new things. I wish I had your inspiration. Thanks so much !
Aw mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, you beat me to it! LOL! I've been planning to get a hydraulic top and tilt kit ever since I got my tractor. That's why I paid to have the two additional rear remotes added when I bought it. Nice job Bud! I've seen Courtney at Good Works Tractors talk about and use his hydraulic multipliers, but to guys with uses like you and I have, that seems like absolute overkill. I forget exactly what I paid to have my additional remotes added by my dealer, but I could look it up on my buyer's order if you really wanted to know, but it wasn't that much. I'm going to say you'd be in the 800.00 dollar range to add one more rear remote to your tractor if you ever got the urge. Anyway, that top link looks handy dandy, and should help a lot with your dirt work when box blading! As usual, another good video Tim!
The hoses will likely to get damaged in the other orientation. All large tractors that come from factory with hydraulic top links are the other way around. I’ve 2 400 hp tractors and they both are the other way around. No skin off my nose though
@richardsmyth8088 I appreciate your input, but I'm not sure how the hoses will get damaged as it is currently. This is just a baby tractor compared to your tractors, and I'm sure you do some serious work with yours in the field.
Another informative video. You are not a shy individual. You take on new challenges. Where do you get your motivation to try new things. I wish I had your inspiration. Thanks so much !
@@merrilljohn1619 I'm a problem solver. I just try to make things easy as I can. Thanks for stopping in
Tim several people have told me I need a hydraulic top link. They definitely seem handy for sure.
Thanks for sharing.👍TCT
It's been handy to have already. Thanks for stopping in Tony!
Aw mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, you beat me to it! LOL! I've been planning to get a hydraulic top and tilt kit ever since I got my tractor. That's why I paid to have the two additional rear remotes added when I bought it. Nice job Bud! I've seen Courtney at Good Works Tractors talk about and use his hydraulic multipliers, but to guys with uses like you and I have, that seems like absolute overkill. I forget exactly what I paid to have my additional remotes added by my dealer, but I could look it up on my buyer's order if you really wanted to know, but it wasn't that much. I'm going to say you'd be in the 800.00 dollar range to add one more rear remote to your tractor if you ever got the urge.
Anyway, that top link looks handy dandy, and should help a lot with your dirt work when box blading! As usual, another good video Tim!
@@JeffGeorgalas thanks Jeff!
If you turn it around it will be mounted correctly to the tractor.
Like I said in the video, I don't think it really matters which direction it goes. Works just fine the way it is currently. Thanks for stopping in!
The hoses will likely to get damaged in the other orientation. All large tractors that come from factory with hydraulic top links are the other way around. I’ve 2 400 hp tractors and they both are the other way around.
No skin off my nose though
@richardsmyth8088 I appreciate your input, but I'm not sure how the hoses will get damaged as it is currently. This is just a baby tractor compared to your tractors, and I'm sure you do some serious work with yours in the field.