Thanks Guys, From R&B

RBManufacturing · Dec 22, 2001

Just a note to say thank you to all our customers, and FRIENDS!!!!!
With your input, we have been able to design improved
versions of our tiltmeters for tractors. And, I have made alot
of new friends, and that is PRICELESS. I have also learned
alot. If I EVER may be of service, Please let me know. I would
like to name a bunch of you that have been help, and kind
in your words, but I am afraid I would leave someone out.
YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE !!!!! May God Bless You All, and
we hope the coming year is safe and prosperous for you all.
From the crew at R&B.

Rick Hedgecock
R&B Manufacturing
http://www.tiltmeter.com
(816)587-9814

MikePA · Dec 22, 2001

Same to you Rick! With your products on our tractors, the odds are much greater we'll have a safe new year! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Boondox · Dec 22, 2001

Rick, that was a classy thing to say! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Pete

www.GatewayToVermont.com

Bird · Dec 22, 2001

And we thank you, Rick, for a good product, good service, friendship, and participation on this forum. Happy Holidays and God Bless You!

MChalkley · Dec 22, 2001

Rick - Very, very well said. In case you hadn't noticed, you're pretty well regarded by all your customers, too.

MarkC

gordon · Dec 22, 2001

It goes without saying , but your a class act. Thanks for the fine products that you produce and also for having the guts to listen to the customer when he gives you not only good but bad input.

Merry Christmas
Gordon

Harv · Dec 22, 2001

You've got a bunch o' friends here on TBN, Rick. In fact, many of us take little reminders of you with us every time we go out on our tractors. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Happy holidays to you and yours. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

forestcreature · Dec 26, 2001

Rick, thanks for the holiday wishes!
As I hope to be safer next year, I would like to know what type of tiltmeter I should get for my JD4100.
I have a FEL, mid-mount mower [much more stable with this thing hanging low!], rear blade, and 4ft rough mower.
I am mostly concerned with roll-over when using the loader or mowing. [I only scrape flat roads with the blade]

I checked out your web site, but am not sure which model I would need. Also, what mounting locations should I use? [the 4100 has a ROPS]. Thanks to you and everyone on the board for the advice!

RBManufacturing · Dec 26, 2001

Hi Forestcreature,
I would recommend the model #25C mounted on hood or dash.
Dash mount would require the new style bracket. You must specify it when ordering.
You might ask some of the tbn members where they mounted theirs and why they chose that location. The model #7489C would also work. Thanks for your interest in our products.
Rick

Rick Hedgecock
R&B Manufacturing
http://www.tiltmeter.com
(816)587-9814

Bird · Dec 26, 2001

Forestcreature, I started with the 7489C for side to side tilt, then later got a 25C for the side to side tilt and moved the 7489C to a new location for front to rear tilt. I have mine mounted to the frame under the canopy. At any rate, I agree with Rick that the 25C would probably be your first choice because, if you're like me, you aren't going to get on any slopes steep enough to use the full range on the 7489C./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif