Anybody Ever Use a Tilt Meter? Reviews Please
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BB_TX
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I got it from R&B Mfg. Look at the first thread under the safety forum. They have at least 2 types. One in degrees, the other in grade. Mine is in degrees since my little brain doesn't fully comprehend grade numbers yet. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif They are very responsive to your needs. My first one had a problem. I e-mailed them and they had a new one in the mail that day.
OverlyRun
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Henro has it about right...the meter is useful the first time you go over some new territory...especially if you are new to the tractor. I still don't know the real tipping point of my TC35, but I do know where my usual tasks get me into 20 degree territory.
My R&B side-to-side meter has been been whacked by brush but not dislodged from its 2-sided tape mount. Adjustments on bracket let me true it up while level in the barn. But I look at it a lot less than when it and I were new to this.
Chas
My R&B side-to-side meter has been been whacked by brush but not dislodged from its 2-sided tape mount. Adjustments on bracket let me true it up while level in the barn. But I look at it a lot less than when it and I were new to this.
Chas
dlabrie
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I got mine from R&B as well. The first one I got would stick when the RPMs were up. They promptly sent me a new one. Unfortunatly, it does the same thing. The only time it reads correctly is when the moter is off.
FYI...
R&B Tilt Meters for compact tractors are available at a discount from the TBN Product Showcase.
Nothing but rave reviews, and R&B is one of the best companies you'll deal with.
R&B Tilt Meters for compact tractors are available at a discount from the TBN Product Showcase.
Nothing but rave reviews, and R&B is one of the best companies you'll deal with.
Boondox
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I must be the only dissenting voice. I have one and it works, but it pretty much told me what I already knew: if the pucker factor kicks in the angle is too steep. I rarely bother to look at it anymore, but it's stayed right where I put it 2 years ago through rain, blizzards and scorching sun. So the double-sided tape works as well as the tiltmeter.
Pete
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