Anyone using a Tisco leveling box for the lift arm?

[fried1765]

I know this is a old thread, but I have the same problem now on my 1920. Would you be so kind as to tell me what part number you used? I think the Tisco SBA37001042 would work. Like to know for sure before buying one. Thanks

I wish I could tell you what part number I used, but I am out of the USA until November, so don't have access to receipts for my 1920 replacement parts.
I recently purchased a valve and cylinder to build a hydraulic tilt for my 1920, because I cannot reach the leveling box crank from the seat of my 1920, like I can from my 8N.

 

[fried1765]

I notice that TSC has this unit, which is probably too long for the lift arm but I'll see if Tisco has shorter units. Tisco Lift Leveling Box Assembly, E0NN569AA - For Life Out Here

My apologies if this has been discussed already and if so, please let me have the link.

Thank you.

For: jschroeder.....
I texted my son in the US, and he found the information on the leveling box that I bought for my Ford 1920 (in 2015).
I ordered from All States Ag Parts, and their phone number is: 1-877-530-4430.
Their part number is: 124342. Cost is $120.
The part number is advertised as being a replacement for SBA370010122, and SBA370200230.
It is listed as a replacement for all the Ford '00 & '10 series Shibaura tractors, but it works just fine on my '20 series.
Adjustment is from 16-1/2" to 20-1/2".
The TISCO unit referenced by the OP in the link above, is WAY too long for a 1920.

 

[jschroeder]

For: jschroeder.....
I texted my son in the US, and he found the information on the leveling box that I bought for my Ford 1920 (in 2015).
I ordered from All States Ag Parts, and their phone number is: 1-877-530-4430.
Their part number is: 124342. Cost is $120.
The part number is advertised as being a replacement for SBA370010122, and SBA370200230.
It is listed as a replacement for all the Ford '00 & '10 series Shibaura tractors, but it works just fine on my '20 series.
Adjustment is from 16-1/2" to 20-1/2".
The TISCO unit referenced by the OP in the link above, is WAY too long for a 1920.

Thanks for going out of your way to help me, I appreciate it. Good luck with the hydraulic project.