HydrauLink- a self-contained air over hydraulic top link

[slowzuki]

Can't think of a single implement that I have that the link would help me with. The suspension aspect might be nice on the road? I use my 5455's active transport mode on the 3 point hitch when roading heavy stuff, this wouldn't work quite the same.

 

[beppington]

Wait, lemme get this straight: The "hydraulic" part of the HydrauLink is actually shampoo??

Or are you saying the HydrauLink will help get my hair clean??

I am so confused :confused2:

 

[Bswope]

Wait, lemme get this straight: The "hydraulic" part of the HydrauLink is actually shampoo??

Or are you saying the HydrauLink will help get my hair clean??

I am so confused :confused2:

Now calm down here, you totally miss understood what I meant, This poor fellas has provided all the info he possible can about this product and still guys cant seem to understand how to use it....

 

[beppington]

Now calm down here, you totally miss understood what I meant, This poor fellas has provided all the info he possible can about this product and still guys cant seem to understand how to use it....

So you're saying unscrewing the knob will release just the right amount of shampoo?

 

[CHDinCT]

Any plans to make a smaller version of the Hydraulink? 19"-28" is too big for most smaller CUTS and SCUTS. Something more in the range of 16"-22" would work. If a smaller Cat 1 version were offered, I'd be interested.

 

[Bswope]

So you're saying unscrewing the knob will release just the right amount of shampoo?

..............:laughing: The hole point was if you cant read through this guys posts and visit his website and understand how to use this simple tool weather it is for you or not then Im glad many of the easy to use everyday products we as consumers buy and use today come with directions.

 

[Boeing]

Well, now that I've read the instructions.....I have one NEW question.:ashamed: You want us to unscrew the tractor end (up to 4.5") and connect the impliment with approx 1.5" of piston extended.
OK, say I do this with my bush hog. all's well.
NOW, next day I attach my box scrape......do I just LEAVE the same amount screwed at the tractor end? Or do I readjust the screw attachment so I only have the 1.5" of piston in use?
On the video it looked like the lady pulled about 4 or 5" out of the piston end....

 

[HydrauLink]

Well, now that I've read the instructions.....I have one NEW question.:ashamed: You want us to unscrew the tractor end (up to 4.5") and connect the impliment with approx 1.5" of piston extended.
OK, say I do this with my bush hog. all's well.
NOW, next day I attach my box scrape......do I just LEAVE the same amount screwed at the tractor end? Or do I readjust the screw attachment so I only have the 1.5" of piston in use?
On the video it looked like the lady pulled about 4 or 5" out of the piston end....

You are right. The video on the website is in the process of being changed. Although the practise shown in it works we've found that the new directions (now in the instructions) provide a better performance. The video is being replaced with a new one soon.

 

[eternalwolf777]

..............:laughing: The hole point was if you cant read through this guys posts and visit his website and understand how to use this simple tool weather it is for you or not than Im glad many of the easy to use everyday products we as consumers buy and use today come with directions.

I'm with you on this. A few months ago, I blew a gasket on this thread because some people who NEVER even laid eyes on one decided to talk as if they knew what it was about. I bought one a while back and love it. Now, I'm a novice and will freely admit it but this thing has served me well.

 

[Bswope]

You are right. The video on the website is in the process of being changed. Although the practise shown in it works we've found that the new directions (now in the instructions) provide a better performance. The video is being replaced with a new one soon.

You sir have a VERY level head on your shoulders, Kudos to you man and like I said keep up the good work and keep us posted on things as you move forward!:thumbsup: