Tilt control adjustment

Gaspasser

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Had a top and tilt added before winter. L6060 with Kubota dealer installation. Top cylinder moves smoothly and slowly enough to make adjustments. Tilt is all or nothing -- sudden jerking movement which over or under shoots where I want it to be. The control lever requires a fair amount of force to move as well. is there a way to adjust hydraulics so that the tilt cylinder moves more slowly? Thanks.
 

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Swap the top and tilt and see if anything changes.
If not you might need to add a restrictor to the tilt line.
 
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Had a top and tilt added before winter. L6060 with Kubota dealer installation. Top cylinder moves smoothly and slowly enough to make adjustments. Tilt is all or nothing -- sudden jerking movement which over or under shoots where I want it to be. The control lever requires a fair amount of force to move as well. is there a way to adjust hydraulics so that the tilt cylinder moves more slowly? Thanks.
Similar issue on my lx2620. I just assumed its the best you can get, but if theres a way to slow things down, i might give it a try.
 

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Swap the top and tilt and see if anything changes.
If not you might need to add a restrictor to the tilt line.
Thanks Wolfman. I assume you are talking about swapping the hydraukic lines?
 

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Regardless of other issues, get flow restrictors for both cylinders.
They simply make life better.

.030 for 2" cylinders, .045 for 2 1/2" cylinders and .060 for 3" cylinders.

Thanks Mtn view. Let's assume for a moment that I am an idiot (or at least a novice with tractors) Lol. Would these go on where the hose connects to the cylinders? And i need two for each cylinder? One for each of the 2 hoses that connect to the cylinder? Do i have this correct?
 

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Thanks Mtn view. Let's assume for a moment that I am an idiot (or at least a novice with tractors) Lol. Would these go on where the hose connects to the cylinders? And i need two for each cylinder? One for each of the 2 hoses that connect to the cylinder? Do i have this correct?
Yes,
They go between the valve and the cylinder. We have an FAQ on the page Brian linked regarding the 'how many' question.
@Gaspasser - - you're relatively new on OTT.

I'll just say @MtnViewRanch and @Kennyd4110 know what they're talking about.
I haven't done business with Brian but have with Ken.

They both have some cool offerings on their respective websites. You should do some shopping. (y)

Good guys.
 
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