HydrauLink- a self-contained air over hydraulic top link

[lilranch2001]

I wanted to take a moment to welcome four new dealers to the HydrauLink family!

Barlow Equipment in Kentucky Barlow Equipment - Home of the Kubota Tractor Package Builder
Chappell Tractor in New Hampshire New Hampshire Kubota Tractor Dealer: Compact Tractors, Agriculture Construction Equipment, Wheel Loaders, Crawler Excavators by New Holland in NH
Monks Tractors in Louisiana monkstractor.com - Home
Union Farm Equipment in Maine Union Farm Equipment - About Us

If you're near any of these dealers, drop in and take a look at HydrauLink.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Altho you connecting with these dealers has GOT to FRY a few TBN'ers rear ends

:thumbsup:
:laughing:

 

[BlacknTan]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Altho you connecting with these dealers has GOT to FRY a few TBN'ers rear ends

:thumbsup:
:laughing:

You may be right, but I really don't see why it should!

Americans using American ingenuity to bring a well thought out and useful product to market... It makes me proud, as it should make all Americans.

A hometown boy makes good... I'm glad to see it!

 

[eternalwolf777]

My sentiments exactly!

 

[HydrauLink]

Welcome to Arch's Tractors on the Creek in Fairview, NC as our newest HydrauLink dealer! Grey Market Tractor - Asheville North Carolina

Check them out!

 

[HydrauLink]

And for those that didn't know, Pat's Easy Change System is a dealer for HydrauLink!
http://greenwellmfg.com/

 

[Boeing]

let me know when the longer screw eyes are in....
thanks

 

[HydrauLink]

let me know when the longer screw eyes are in....
thanks

Absolutely... I'll make a note to let you know.

 

[eastexan]

For those of us who can't reach our top links from our seats.

Could a fairly short cable with a shaft that turns inside the housing be made to attach to the adjusting screw on the Hydralink on one end, and at a convenient location for the operator to adjust, on the other end?

I was thinking that maybe it could be made like a speedometer cable or an old "Proof Meter" cable that some old tractors had to determine rpm.

It would seem the simplest fix to me.

 

[HydrauLink]

For those of us who can't reach our top links from our seats.

Could a fairly short cable with a shaft that turns inside the housing be made to attach to the adjusting screw on the Hydralink on one end, and at a convenient location for the operator to adjust, on the other end?

I was thinking that maybe it could be made like a speedometer cable or an old "Proof Meter" cable that some old tractors had to determine rpm.

It would seem the simplest fix to me.

Interesting idea. I know they've been working on a wireless design for a while but it's progress slowed due to an illness. Regardless, your idea has merit. I'll pass along the suggestion. Thanks!

 

[HydrauLink]

let me know when the longer screw eyes are in....
thanks

I received an email from the manufacturer who said the extended screws should be in around the 20th of June, give or take.