WV birdman
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Planning to install myself on my rx 6620. Any recommendations on a reliable brand are appreciated.
Hydraulic top link
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murph1
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Fit Rite Hydraulics. Brian is a advertizer here. MtnViewRanch is his handle.Fit Rite Hydraulics - fitritehydraulics.com
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Take a look at this link. Based on that measurement determine what over all working length will work best for your applications. This sometimes varies which is why I suggest that you double check. On your size of tractor I typically try to get 1/2"-1" more retraction than extension based on the asked for dimension.
Depending on the circumstances, either a 19 1/4"- 27 1/4" or a 20 1/4"- 29 1/4" working length should work well for you.
I would build this unit using a 3" dia cylinder with a 1 1/2" dia rod similar to what is pictured.
I have some pretty long lead times, so you may want to look else where, I just don't know if what you really need is available else where though.
Contact me if you decide that you need other info.
Depending on the circumstances, either a 19 1/4"- 27 1/4" or a 20 1/4"- 29 1/4" working length should work well for you.
I would build this unit using a 3" dia cylinder with a 1 1/2" dia rod similar to what is pictured.
I have some pretty long lead times, so you may want to look else where, I just don't know if what you really need is available else where though.
Contact me if you decide that you need other info.
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OP, you mention just a top link. While you're at it, you might as well add a hydraulic side link at the same time. You're going to want one anyway, as soon as you see how much easier the top link makes your life.
Brian at Fit Rite is highly regarded on this board for both his custom products and his personal service. If you can work with his lead times, I don't think you can go wrong.
Another good source is Michigan Iron and Equipment. Great folks to do business with. Since they are a Kioti dealer, they'll know what you need for your RX, and may even have it in inventory.
Brian at Fit Rite is highly regarded on this board for both his custom products and his personal service. If you can work with his lead times, I don't think you can go wrong.
Another good source is Michigan Iron and Equipment. Great folks to do business with. Since they are a Kioti dealer, they'll know what you need for your RX, and may even have it in inventory.
powerscol
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+3 for Brian. Whats even more important is service after sale. He has been great to work with. Answered a lot of my dumb questions. Had mine over a year now and working great. Should have done it sooner. With my new 3rd function on the loader stick, it was a snap to hook up the tiller.
jajiu
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I ordered my top link from Brian, I wanted it done right and with all the good reports from this site as well as OTT site it was a no brainer. He does have a long delivery time, but good things take time. I'm still waiting for mine but sure it will be just what I need. I only went for the top link as I don't do much that I will need a tilt. I have had tractors for the past 25 yrs and very rarely need to move the tilt on it.