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Pull behind cylinder?

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Tim

12-06-2001 18:39:46




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Ok guys heres a question for you. I was looking through my parts manual for my TO-30(Quit looking there right?) and came across this picture of a hydraulic cylinder with all the parts. Its called a pull behind cylinder.On the other pages are the hydraulic valve and breakaway coupling. I guess all this goes together to work on some implement you pull behind the tractor right? Just wondering what it is.I guess you would hook it up to the tractors hydraulics? Unless some of you guys have Fergusons with seperate hydraulic pumps?I am looking to restore her some day and I want to have all the parts and options on her she came with.I am looking to upgrade my old, hard metal seat to the "Deluxe" padded seat.I think thats what Mark Hendershot has on his ferggy.

Kind of looking to see if there is anyhting usefull I dont have, or want to get. As you can see Im a city boy using a farm tractor in my 5 acre woods. Like most of us I guess. Im still trying to figure out what I can do with it and what it will take to do it.I guess what I need here is some of you old timers that grew up on tractors to tell me what I can do with my tractor and what I need to do it.I saw a picture of a Ford 8N with a big saw on the back PTO cutting wood. Man Id love to have one of them.I have to find a place to get implements. The tractor is just the beginning, the implements is where you really get the work done. Or so it seams. My box blade and bush hog are my most usefull items so far.All I have actually besides my homemade boom lift. Its' real good to lift logs and drag em. So lets talk implements.

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JW

12-07-2001 10:55:29




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 Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Tim , 12-06-2001 18:39:46  
Here's a site to check out; poke around and you'll see some interesting implements (hedge trimmer, etc.) and things to do with your Fergie.
Jim



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Mark Hendershot

12-06-2001 18:55:07




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 Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Tim , 12-06-2001 18:39:46  
Yes that is the Deluxe Seat and during the winter it sure is warm and comfortable!! My neighbors TO-30 has the other type and if you don't pad it with something you kind of pucker up when you sit on it during the winter. One thing else it holds you in the seat better when it get bumpy no sliding out! Mark Hendershot



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Ian Morrison

12-06-2001 19:24:24




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 Re: Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-06-2001 18:55:07  
Oh de-diggity..... you mean that tractor seats don't all come with padding, mine usually is beside the stove in during the winter. Ready for it's next call to duty!



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Mark Hendershot

12-06-2001 20:04:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Ian Morrison, 12-06-2001 19:24:24  
I'm sorry my seat is bolted on and my butt is not fat enought to keep me warm! Besides that A new Tractor has a padded seat, air cond., AM/FM/CD Player, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Heated Cab, Horn, Automatic Transmission and a whole lot more. I thought the seat was cheaper to buy! My only assory of comfort. Mark H.



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Mark Hendershot

12-06-2001 21:33:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-06-2001 20:04:14  
I also forgot even though I do live in what they call the Outback of Washington drive several miles on a dirt road, no street lights, street signs except the one that says Primitive Road No Warning Signs and Snow Plow May Opperate on the Wrong Side of the Road and the cops won't come out here at night unless their is 3 or 4 them! I do have inside pluming, electricty, phone service and Heat! I do heat with Wood Only, but I have a Stove also just don't keep the Tractor Seat next to it. Some of us like a little comfort when on the tractor working with it, not all of us are as tuff as you and love bare steel when it is 15 degs. below zero out with a wind chill of 80 below zero outside. I bet you have one of those modern computers too in your house next to the tractor seat by the stove? I feel you were tring to say something but I just could not figure it out. You Have a Good Day Now! Mark H.

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Ian Morrison

12-07-2001 10:06:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-06-2001 21:33:18  
Mark.....I wasn't referring to anybody else. I was telling you what it's like at my place, because I live near the end, of a dead end road and the only street light on our road is the one I put up. As for the snowplow when he goes by he takes up all the road. We like living in the country, you can actually see the stars at night not to mention the northern lights.

As for the tractor seat, I guess the one I have was recovered and isn't fastened to the tractor. The only times it stayed outside is when I forgot it. Then of course it would get wet or frozen. And I did bring it in by the stove until the insurance company made me take the wood stove out of the garage. Now it's close to the electric heater out there.

I miss the wood stove, but since my back gave up I miss it less. Anyway have a good tractor day!

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Mark Hendershot

12-07-2001 10:21:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pull behind cylinder? in reply to Ian Morrison, 12-07-2001 10:06:14  
Sorry! I thought you were giving me a hard time so I flung some your way. Did not realise you were talking about the Cover! I guess I would take it inside too. As far as the woodstove you should have told them electric heat is your main sourse and the wood stove is for back up in case the lights go out and the pipes are starting to freeze so you could save the insurance co. money! Untill my back goes which it is starting too I will burn wood I can't afford the Electricty with electric heat and my wife is 9 years younger than me she'll bring in the wood when I can't, as least for another 9 years that's only fair. It is nice when we all get along!! Mark H. P.S. My seat is cold when I sit on it but warms up nice with my 128lb. Butt on it!

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