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Camboted

01-14-2005 05:27:19




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On a Case 411B which of the two hydralic levers is supposed to run the Eagle Hitch, the inside or outside? Thanks!




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Stan Longyear

01-14-2005 18:52:50




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 build card in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
Tom, sorry I toke so long to respond, thanks for the build info my SC 4500183 has a smooth block and center exhaust, it allso 36in rubber on rear.



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dctom

01-14-2005 17:35:34




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
have only been wrong once and that is when i thought i was wrong and was really rignt LOL will have to go look at mine and see for sure , maybe this time i am really wrong sorry guys DCTOM



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george md

01-14-2005 14:42:59




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
Ted ,

my error ,I scanned thru and assumed you were

working on the DC's. yes the eagle is on the inside on those.

george



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Camboted

01-14-2005 16:55:11




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to george md, 01-14-2005 14:42:59  
Goerge, no problem. I have been working on DC's, but just had the remainder of my collectiuon, a 411B and a VAC-13 dropped off at the dock



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Joe (Wa)

01-14-2005 12:17:38




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
The factory arrg't for the 411B is the same as the 300 series. Eagle hitch lever is inside with 2 linkage rod holes below the pivot. The remote lever is outside with 1 linkage rod hole below the pivot.

here is a pix of the remote.



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DKase

01-14-2005 11:16:33




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
I will go out on a limb with Tom here. Every DC, and every other Eagle Hitch tractor I have had with 2 hydraulics has had the Eagle Hitch control on the inside handle. I am sure it could be either depending on which circuit has the pressure control mounted on it to limit the down pressure.



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george md

01-14-2005 10:21:54




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
third party image

Ted, I hate to be the one to cross dctom , but I have
never seen the inside one used for eagle hitch. I have a DC with live power , foot clutch , eagle
hitch ,wide front , and it came with 4 inch cyl
kits. Out side lever is eagle hitch .

I also have a picture in the operators manual
that shows the levers and has labels on them .
With a little luck the picture will post.

george

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dctom

01-14-2005 05:52:09




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 Re: Which lever?? in reply to Camboted, 01-14-2005 05:27:19  
INSIDE



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