OverlyRun
Silver Member
OK I've read all of the posts, even though I have yet to press close to "pucker factor" territory (nothing I am doing is so important as to bother testing my or the tractor's tolerance in this regard). But I bought the tiltmeter anyway. It is here, shipped very efficiently by R&B.
The problem: the dash and hood on the NH TC35 are so compact that there's no good (read "easy") place that I can see to mount the thing. To bolt into the close-in dash would require taking the whole housing apart...a process that from the looks of things involves about 12 bolts placed in difficult to reach (without a very long socket extension) places ... presumably placed that way for a reason. The hood further forward has got double layers of fiberglass and seems like there it would get swept clean by brush in any event.
Where do people mount their tiltmeters, especially on NH TC35-45's?
Any help welcome because for the time being the meter is doing a great job telling me the shelf in the workroom is not quite level. (I got the model 25).
Chas
The problem: the dash and hood on the NH TC35 are so compact that there's no good (read "easy") place that I can see to mount the thing. To bolt into the close-in dash would require taking the whole housing apart...a process that from the looks of things involves about 12 bolts placed in difficult to reach (without a very long socket extension) places ... presumably placed that way for a reason. The hood further forward has got double layers of fiberglass and seems like there it would get swept clean by brush in any event.
Where do people mount their tiltmeters, especially on NH TC35-45's?
Any help welcome because for the time being the meter is doing a great job telling me the shelf in the workroom is not quite level. (I got the model 25).
Chas