Richard
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- Joined
- Apr 6, 2000
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- 4,978
- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- Tractor
- International 1066 Full sized JCB Loader/Backhoe and a John Deere 430 to mow with
We've got an International 880 (or was it 980?)
Primarily use it to pull a big mower. Up to now, been using the box blade (5') behind the smaller International 444.
Been debating on getting a larger, heavier box blade and putting it behind the 880. If I did so, I think I'd want to have some bells/whistles in that I'd like to have a TNT type setup.
If memory serves me, this machine currently has two sets of outlets on the back. I say it that way because I think it has FOUR controls next to the seat. Fairly new machine to us and I've never counted the outlets on back.
So....
if I only have two operating pair of outlets on the back what all would I need to do to get a TNT system and more importantly, how does one know what size cylinders to get???
Also...don't I recall some kind of TNT setup with a checkvalve in it so the box on the back won't bleed down? If so, would that setup be contained in the cylinder?
Primarily use it to pull a big mower. Up to now, been using the box blade (5') behind the smaller International 444.
Been debating on getting a larger, heavier box blade and putting it behind the 880. If I did so, I think I'd want to have some bells/whistles in that I'd like to have a TNT type setup.
If memory serves me, this machine currently has two sets of outlets on the back. I say it that way because I think it has FOUR controls next to the seat. Fairly new machine to us and I've never counted the outlets on back.
So....
if I only have two operating pair of outlets on the back what all would I need to do to get a TNT system and more importantly, how does one know what size cylinders to get???
Also...don't I recall some kind of TNT setup with a checkvalve in it so the box on the back won't bleed down? If so, would that setup be contained in the cylinder?