HydrauLink- a self-contained air over hydraulic top link

[HydrauLink]

Welcome to Chappell Tractor, one of our newer HydrauLink dealers in New Hampshire!

New Hampshire Kubota Tractor Dealer: Compact Tractors, Agriculture Construction Equipment, Wheel Loaders, Crawler Excavators by New Holland in NH

 

[lilranch2001]

You may be right, but I really don't see why it should!

Americans using American ingenuity to bring a well thought out and useful product to market... It makes me proud, as it should make all Americans.

A hometown boy makes good... I'm glad to see it!

Maybe I didnt phrase this very well, as I didnt mean it SHOULD.
I just mean the vendor had so many detractors on the site that I am sure it is bound to have wadded up some of their panties to see that real businesses must find his product to be something worth putting an investment into.

I lauded the guys idea from the first time I saw it and I am glad to see he is making a good go of it
CONGRATULATIONS!!!

:thumbsup:

 

[HydrauLink]

Thanks for the support everybody. It's been key to our growth. As more TBNer's use HL and report their satisfaction, it lends us more credibility every day. It's hard to argue with results.

I do, however, understand some people's skepticism. It's a new concept and it takes time to build a solid reputation with experienced tractor owners. It doesn't happen overnight. People will naturally be wary of something that to them is 'untested'. But we are patient and determined to win them over one-by-one. And HydrauLink is doing just that by carving out a niche in the market that wasn't there before.

In the end, though, we couldn't do it without people like you giving us a shot to prove ourselves. Thanks.

 

[HydrauLink]

Due to the holidays, this thread and email will be un-monitored for a few days. If you have any questions, please call us at 1-479-254-0873. Otherwise, I'll be checking back on Wednesday.

Take care and on this Memorial Day weekend don't forget to remember those who fell defending our freedom.

 

[HydrauLink]

HydrauLink category II is due to arrive in just a few weeks. We're looking forward to finally filling the demand we've had for category II users.

Also coming in will be our extended screws for the category I units. This should help those customers who need that extra reach.

 

[eastexan]

Could you elaborate on the "extended screws"?
Are they a flexible cable? How long?

Thanks

 

[HydrauLink]

Could you elaborate on the "extended screws"?
Are they a flexible cable? How long?

Thanks

No problem. It is a rigid screw for adjustments. One end of the HydrauLink uses a screw end so you can adjust it out to fit the specific tractor it's on. Once adjusted, you shouldn't need to change that part. The hydraulic end should do the work. The screw I was talking about will add an additional 4" to the length. It would be the left side of the hydraulink pictured below. I hope that answered your question. Let me know if you have more.

 

[streetisneat]

Any Hydraulink in the works for us kubota bx people, original product is too long. Thanks

 

[HydrauLink]

Any Hydraulink in the works for us kubota bx people, original product is too long. Thanks

Yes! In fact, our first prototypes are due to arrive anytime now. We'll be testing them out to make sure they are a good fit. If all goes well, we hope to have some available late this summer or early fall.

We've had a good number of BX owners asking for them. If you like, we can put you on a contact list for when they are ready to go.

 

[streetisneat]

Yes, please put me on your list. I will be waiting diligently !!!