Posted by Indiana Ken on May 03, 2022 at 08:52:04 from (66.249.235.236):
In Reply to: Floating Top Link? posted by Tslinger on May 03, 2022 at 08:00:15:
I use threaded adjustable top links for my various implements. There is a center section that is threaded. The two ends are also threaded and thread into the center section. Since one end uses RH threads the other end uses LH threads; rotating the center section lengthens or shortens the link as desired.
If one were to remove the threaded center section and replace it with a non threaded pipe the two ends could telescope inside the pipe. Cutting the pipe section to the proper length would act to stop the distance the rear of the mower could rise. Using extra long pins at tractor and mower should allow for attachment of a chain to lift the mower for transport.
When you finish the "brush job" the top link should still work with the center section.
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