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TC24DA Top and Tilt.
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Ok - thanks! I was a bit bewildered by the oreintation of your valves, & what the cover was going to be all about. Now I get it - that way works then! Never thought of pulling over the valve body, & putting an armrest on, typically those valves are 180 degrees the other way. Cool project, thanks for all the pics & info.
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Paul,
The angled position of the valve puts the levers right at the finger tips, especially when I'm turned sideways looking over my right shoulder. I did not want it to stick out too far past the fender and yet still leave room for when I get around to getting the armrests from New Holland.
The angled position of the valve puts the levers right at the finger tips, especially when I'm turned sideways looking over my right shoulder. I did not want it to stick out too far past the fender and yet still leave room for when I get around to getting the armrests from New Holland.
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Yea - outside the box thinking. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Would also keep your forearm warm in winter with the oil under you. Tho hauling manure here in summer would get a little warm. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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