RedGreenGuy
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Posting so those thinking they are installing a 2000lb relief valve will know it is really 2800lbs.
Received attackhed email concerning this problem:
Thank you very much for ordering with us.
Taking a deeper look in to the relief valve you had ordered, our website was incorrect. We have several vendors for this valve, but all have updated the relief pressure to 2,800. After spending quite a bit of time this morning making calls, and doing research, I have been unable to source the original 2,000lb relief valve, and have been told that the 2,800lb valve is safe to use in the TO35 application.
I want to thank you for brining this to our attention. Our website has been updated to avoid this issue in the future. If you would like to return the valve, please let me know and I will work with you to get the valve back to us. Otherwise, the valve will work for you.
After receiving this email I called the Ferguson master knowledge guy, Jim Stephens" who has worked on Fergusons for 50 plus years. He says the lid will tolerate 2800lbs, but over 3000lbs need safety concerns. He told me to adjust 3pt lift arms to stop upward travel 2" before total stop or the very maximum lift height. Unless anyone in YT land knows where a 2000lb relief valve can be purchased, I will use this valve following Jim's settings.
Received attackhed email concerning this problem:
Thank you very much for ordering with us.
Taking a deeper look in to the relief valve you had ordered, our website was incorrect. We have several vendors for this valve, but all have updated the relief pressure to 2,800. After spending quite a bit of time this morning making calls, and doing research, I have been unable to source the original 2,000lb relief valve, and have been told that the 2,800lb valve is safe to use in the TO35 application.
I want to thank you for brining this to our attention. Our website has been updated to avoid this issue in the future. If you would like to return the valve, please let me know and I will work with you to get the valve back to us. Otherwise, the valve will work for you.
After receiving this email I called the Ferguson master knowledge guy, Jim Stephens" who has worked on Fergusons for 50 plus years. He says the lid will tolerate 2800lbs, but over 3000lbs need safety concerns. He told me to adjust 3pt lift arms to stop upward travel 2" before total stop or the very maximum lift height. Unless anyone in YT land knows where a 2000lb relief valve can be purchased, I will use this valve following Jim's settings.
