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DougR

08-28-2000 11:34:50

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Hi,
I've seen garden tractors with cat 0 3 pt hitches that are raised and lowered by electric screw actuators. Any idea where I can buy just the actuator? I've searched the web, but only found large units made for production line equipment etc... Any help would be great.
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DougR

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Scott HouTex

08-29-2000 08:59:50

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Re: Screw Actuators in reply to DougR, 08-28-2000 11:34:50

Here is one I saw on eBay

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Chris

08-28-2000 18:51:48

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Re: Screw Actuators in reply to DougR, 08-28-2000 11:34:50

Try this they have 12 vdc units in many sizes Link

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dry in Kansas

08-28-2000 14:19:26

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Re: Screw Actuators in reply to DougR, 08-28-2000 11:34:50

Burdens Surplus Center Lincoln Ne. has these in their catalog I don't think they have a website but phone is [402] 474-4055 they'll send a catalog

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teadave

08-29-2000 19:32:15

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Re: Re: Screw Actuators in reply to dry in Kansas, 08-28-2000 14:19:26

i removed some from dock levelers. you might want to check your local garage door/dock equipment company. the ones i got entend 4" and exert about 800 pounds pressure-extension and retraction. mine went on a trailer for the riding mower-no more shovelling in and shovelling out,just flip the switch and it dumps!

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