Adjustable Rod Assy lift arm
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davrow
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As in top 'n tilt? That's what I have, hydraulic one side, crank on other. No negatives I can think of.
bruceatlam
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No cons that I'm aware of ---- I have adjustable lift rods on both sides. I found the second one on E-Bay.
countrybumpkin
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If I was going to do it, I would probably buy a hydraulic tilt cylinder for the right side and move the factory manual leveling box to the left. That way you would only have to manually adjust the left ever so often but have on the fly adjustment on the other side.
Thinking the hydraulic is the way to to go , upon closer inspection replacing the fixed rod with a leveling would do very little to help , when extended its the same leanth as the fixed rod is now... , would someone please list what I need to convert to hydraulic cylinder ...(cylinder size , hoses , coupling
And are flow restrictors needed
And are flow restrictors needed
MtnViewRanch
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Something sounds VERY wrong. The adjustable side link should be half way extended to be the same length as the fixed link. Collapse it to tilt down to the left, extend it to tilt down to the right. Are the pins in the same hole location in the lower clevis? Either both in the top or both in the bottom pin location?
Sorry for the side ways picture.
