Lift arm tilt cylinder
- Thread starter Papadiver
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My first call is usually to Messicks. I am not a "real farmer" so take it for what its worth. Good luck.
Yep I called them this morning. That is one thing they do not have.
I bought my 3rd function for my BX2380 from them. They are real good to work with.
I just added a toplink and ordered the cylinder and hoses from AgriSupply. But PAY ATTENTION if you order their hoses.... they end in male BSP (British Straight Pipe... so it’s probably best to also order their quick-connects to get it to Pioneer female plug-ins. (I didn’t pay attention and then had to find adaptors to get from their hose to the Pioneer males I already had.)
They also sell the lift-link cylinder you’ll need. Hope this helps.
www.agristoreusa.com
I will consider adding Tilt later, and transfer my present adjustable lift-link the the left lift arm when I put a hyd cyl on the right arm.
They also sell the lift-link cylinder you’ll need. Hope this helps.
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I will consider adding Tilt later, and transfer my present adjustable lift-link the the left lift arm when I put a hyd cyl on the right arm.
Thanks! I searched everything and this place would not come up. i installed a 3rd valve for a grapple. But my 3 point hitch gets used the most. I am considering running a second set of hoses to that valve to run the tilt cylinder when not using the grapple. Then in time I may put the rear valves and a top link on. I mainly need to change the tilt to crown my gravel roads when I grade them. I am getting tired of getting off the tractor to reset things all the time. There is a hydraulic hose shop in town and I can get hoses made real reasonable. Am I overlooking anything that will cause problems?I just added a toplink and ordered the cylinder and hoses from AgriSupply. But PAY ATTENTION if you order their hoses.... they end in male BSP (British Straight Pipe... so it’s probably best to also order their quick-connects to get it to Pioneer female plug-ins. (I didn’t pay attention and then had to find adaptors to get from their hose to the Pioneer males I already had.)
They also sell the lift-link cylinder you’ll need. Hope this helps.
Agristore USA
With a wide selection of tiller blades, mower blades, seats, hydraulic top links, and other agricultural implement parts, Agristore USA is the one-stop shop for all your wear parts! Enjoy free shipping on orders over $100.
I will consider adding Tilt later, and transfer my present adjustable lift-link the the left lift arm when I put a hyd cyl on the right arm.
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Check out this site.. I have good success with Andy’s solution for rear hydraulics: Pull the knob and the loader joy-stick up/down movement controls the toplink. Very simple and affordable: A second installation will allow the loader joystick curl function to operate Tilt:
https://www.tractorinnovations.com/kubota
I got my cylinder with a check valve here:
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