DANOCHEESE
Gold Member
Surplus center just said it would be the end of april for a cylinder!!!!
hydralic toplink
- Thread starter case685
- Start date
- Views: 9325
MadReferee
Elite Member, Rest in Peace
- Joined
- Apr 28, 2003
- Messages
- 3,862
- Location
- New Hampshire
- Tractor
- Kubota B2710, IH TD6-62 dozer with Drott 4n1 bucket loader
In those cases, the DPOCV is built right into the spool. It protects everything except for the hose rupturing. Prince sells these types of spools for their SV valve and I know that Henro got those instead of purchasing cylinders with DPOCV. Incidentially, you see these type of spools a lot on heavy equipment.mboulais said:
I just called agri-supply and they won't have any untill sometime next month either. I guess I got lucky ordering when I did.
Catalog: Current Buyer's Guide from Agri Supply® - Where we have Something for Everyone for your Farm Shop & Home
Catalog: Current Buyer's Guide from Agri Supply® - Where we have Something for Everyone for your Farm Shop & Home
JerryG
Super Member
Marcel,
It came across like you thought CCM was being underhanded. You are right that a home or landowner isn’t required to have check valves. Words don’t always come across in a post the way that I mean for them to. Even after I proof read a post before I post it, I still go in an edit it sometimes because it didn't come across the way it should have. Once in a while it will sound mean or hateful. I always try to get them changed before the edit time runs out. I think what he was trying to get a cross was that one of the reasons that they sell the type of cylinders that they do is because of their safety aspect. The drive-in bushings do work great and I would recommend them to anyone that needs a reducing bushing.
It came across like you thought CCM was being underhanded. You are right that a home or landowner isn’t required to have check valves. Words don’t always come across in a post the way that I mean for them to. Even after I proof read a post before I post it, I still go in an edit it sometimes because it didn't come across the way it should have. Once in a while it will sound mean or hateful. I always try to get them changed before the edit time runs out. I think what he was trying to get a cross was that one of the reasons that they sell the type of cylinders that they do is because of their safety aspect. The drive-in bushings do work great and I would recommend them to anyone that needs a reducing bushing.
Dallas_Lilly
Gold Member
DANOCHEESE said:
I had been kind of watching the 2" bore 10" stroke cylinder for a month now and noticed yesterday that there was only one left so I ordered it. If that is the bore and stroke you are looking for you could always jump up to a 2.5" bore, they have plenty of them in the 10 and 12" stroke and are just a few bucks more.
DANOCHEESE
Gold Member
Thanks Dallas Lilly. The 2.5 bore should work fine for my DX 35. I need to measure again. My tractor will not be here for awhile so I need to measure the neighbors. or the dealer had a dx45 should be the same top link.
HayDR
Veteran Member, Approved Advertiser
The CCM hydraulic toplinks and side links with double piloted check valves will arrive at CCM on Monday April 2. Please give us a day to check them in before you call and place your order. We will start taking orders Tuesday April 3. ALL sizes should be available.
Thank you for your patience and support.
Mark Carter
Thank you for your patience and support.
Mark Carter
SCDolphin
Gold Member
Why are these top links so hard to get????????????
HayDR
Veteran Member, Approved Advertiser
Since April 07 we have received other shipments. We sell hundreds of hydraulic toplinks and side-links a year. Both units include the double piloted check valves and are OEM quality. There are plenty of the lower quality toplinks without the DPCV out there but we don't like selling them.SCDolphin said: