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Allen in Oregon

06-16-2002 21:29:10

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I am about to order a "Live Thang" from Zane to install on my 52 8nw/ Sherman over/under. Have any of you folks got one and are you happy you did? It sound like God's gift to the nfaithful!!!

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Dave Smith, Get one you wont be sorry

06-17-2002 14:06:35

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Re: Live Thang in reply to Allen in Oregon, 06-16-2002 21:29:10

I put it on my 8N and am pleased with it. It is great to be able to use the lift without mower blades etc. spinning. I just bought a 9N so now Ill have to get another and a Zane Thang.
Dave <*)))><

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ZANE

06-17-2002 05:17:06

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Re: Live Thang in reply to Allen in Oregon, 06-16-2002 21:29:10

Well, I guess I would not be a good one to give a testimonial but I have one each on both my 52 8Ns and am more than satisfied!!!!!

In fact I am tickled to death evey time I start the tractor and that lift comes up as if by magic if I have left the touch control handle up when it was stopped. At first I think - how did that happen???? Then I realize I have the LIVE THANG on the tractor and things are not the same anymore.

Come on guys! Let's hear it from the peanut gallery!

Zane

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Jeff Hoo

06-17-2002 05:31:15

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Re: Re: Live Thang in reply to ZANE, 06-17-2002 05:17:06

Hey Zane, I know why you can't post the pictures of the Zane Thang, but I'd really like to see an installation of the Live Thang, as I'm really interested in getting it to keep from dragging a spinning PHD behind me when I move!!

I've been to yer website, but no pix!

I don't have the luxury (time or place) for a full teardown just yet, but if it's not too involved, I'd like to think the live thing could be a jolt of Tractor-Viagra for my 3pt while I get my barn built. And someday, I might use it for a loader.

Does it use external cylinders, or plumb back into the internal cyl? There must be a new pump, so where does it go? Up front? Starter? How much press. and vol. will it pump compared to the original 8n? Can I run a hyd. motor off of it? Where do the lines run? Are they solid or "cut to fit and paint to match?" How long will it take for a reasonable amateur to install?

Sorry for the 20 questions, but a picture would be worth a 1000 words!!!

Thanx.

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