CCM Hydraulic Top Link (with pictures)

charles todd · Nov 22, 2008

Recieved my CCM top link Thursday. Plumbed my fittings and hoses onto the top link. Installed and used. All I can say is, [b:edbf306219]WOW![/b:edbf306219] I do not know how I ever lived without one of these! The DPCV (double pilot check valve) make a difference. It does not leak down a bit, even on 46 year old valves!

[b:edbf306219]3/8" NPT x 3/8" BPTP fittings installed[/b:edbf306219]

[b:edbf306219]3/8" Outside Pipe x 3/8" FNPT 90 degree[/b:edbf306219]

[b:edbf306219]Extended[/b:edbf306219]

[b:edbf306219]Retracted[/b:edbf306219]

[b:edbf306219]LOTS OF LIFT![/b:edbf306219]

Enjoy,

Charles

I recommend one of these to anyone using 3 point equipment.

charles todd · Nov 25, 2008

Update: If anyone is in the market for a HTL, the CCM is the way to go. Used it for two days and it operates like a dream. I had originaly thought the double pilot check valves (DPCV) would chatter or be jerky with a load applied... Wrong, operated smooth.

Also the 3/8" fittings and hose are ok to use. 1/4" hose is not required for speed control if one shifts the spool valve slowly to throttle cylinder.

Charles

JSharp · Nov 26, 2008

Nice looking setup. I think I need one! Thanks for answering the question about hose size.

charles todd · Nov 28, 2008

Glad I could help JSharp.

Charles

CCM Hydraulic Top Link (with pictures)

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