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Re: Re: Re: Hydraulic top link
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Posted by Butcher on May 29, 2004 at 11:38:57 from (67.1.100.34):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Hydraulic top link posted by Allan on May 29, 2004 at 08:42:15:
When I hook up to my back blade or snowblower or anyother 3 point equipment. If you need to tip it, it is alot nicer to stay in the cab and pull a lever rather than get off and crank on a top link. It really works well if you have 3 pt. boom and need to pick something up and move, load it. With the boom I made and the hyd. top link I can pick anything off the ground and raise it 15 feet in the air.
And no, that isnt a stupid ? I would never have thought off it myself if a friend who farms down the road from me hadnt suggested it to me.
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