hydralic top link
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KennedyDiesel
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Someone will have to measure theirs, but I found mine runs about 19" to 29"
PS this is center to center, a detail that I have not seen published on the CCM site. I like the idea of the JD support bracket in their top and tilt kit but want to see how this works in person...
PS this is center to center, a detail that I have not seen published on the CCM site. I like the idea of the JD support bracket in their top and tilt kit but want to see how this works in person...
MadReferee
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Someone will have to measure theirs, but I found mine runs about 19" to 29"
PS this is center to center, a detail that I have not seen published on the CCM site. )</font>
That's strange because for the last few years that info has been right there on the CCM web site. You just haven't understood what you are reading. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
CCM sells 3 different sizes of top links. The measurements are center of pin hole to center of pin hole, retracted and extended. The top links are 16" to 22.5", 18" to 26", and 21" to 32".
You can get by with either of the last two. Most tractors use the middle size as it doesn't have to match your factory top link exactly.
CCM Top Links
PS this is center to center, a detail that I have not seen published on the CCM site. )</font>
That's strange because for the last few years that info has been right there on the CCM web site. You just haven't understood what you are reading. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
CCM sells 3 different sizes of top links. The measurements are center of pin hole to center of pin hole, retracted and extended. The top links are 16" to 22.5", 18" to 26", and 21" to 32".
You can get by with either of the last two. Most tractors use the middle size as it doesn't have to match your factory top link exactly.
CCM Top Links
KennedyDiesel
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Sorry, although common sense leans towards center to center, I tend not to make assumptions. There are length specs, but no indication of whether they are overall or senter to center. I have verified via email that they are center to center measurements.
If I missed it somewhere on the page, please let me know where it is.
If I missed it somewhere on the page, please let me know where it is.
MadReferee
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Cylinder lengths, extended and retracted, are always measured and specified as center pin hole to center pin hole unless no end connector is attached. In fact, you mostly see the stroke and retracted length as the measurements usually given.
HayDR
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ALL CCM measurements are Center TO Center. All toplinks are stated using this industry standard. If any other length is used it will be stated.
