Good evening all I have watched all the videos for attaching the third function and installing the SPC.I have the adapter kit from Artillian for the 3rd function. My problem is with the casting from JD it came with 2 sets of bolts the long ones which TTWT shows are for the 2025R set up the shorter ones are supposed to be used as in the paperwork. My problem is with the shorter bolts I can not put the side cover back on my unit. My question is can I use the large bolts with washers to act as a spacer torque them to 223 ft/lbs ? Thanks for your help
- Thread starter Asera
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used red MN
Well-known Member
- Location
- Coon Rapids, MN
Hello
One of three things is going on here.
1. You are pulling our chain and testing the waters. I
say this because the wording you placed here is from
another forum from a 2021 post, see link.
2. You are posting this here because you are finishing
or completing the job and are attempting to verify the
information that post provided you.
3. You are attempting to do nearly the same thing and
found that forum and post and decided it had wording
that applied exactly to your task and question. If this is
what is going on then telling us what tractor model and
loader model numbers you are working on.
For others a ..single point connection.. is a quick
coupler unit for a loader that uses a block with all the
hose connections in it that locks in place with one
lever.
The referenced post
One of three things is going on here.
1. You are pulling our chain and testing the waters. I
say this because the wording you placed here is from
another forum from a 2021 post, see link.
2. You are posting this here because you are finishing
or completing the job and are attempting to verify the
information that post provided you.
3. You are attempting to do nearly the same thing and
found that forum and post and decided it had wording
that applied exactly to your task and question. If this is
what is going on then telling us what tractor model and
loader model numbers you are working on.
For others a ..single point connection.. is a quick
coupler unit for a loader that uses a block with all the
hose connections in it that locks in place with one
lever.
The referenced post
waugh621
Member
- Location
- West central ohio
How in the world did you pull up a post on a differnt site from 2 years ago. I cant remember what i did yesterday lol
Nate
Nate
used red MN
Well-known Member
- Location
- Coon Rapids, MN
..How in the world did you pull up a post on a differnt site from 2 years ago?..
I was just web searching the terms in the post to figure out what the person was talking about. I had no clue that forum existed as I am sure there are many more I know nothing about. I actually thought they had misspelled ..auxiliary.. but I found out ..Artillian.. is actually a company name.
I was just web searching the terms in the post to figure out what the person was talking about. I had no clue that forum existed as I am sure there are many more I know nothing about. I actually thought they had misspelled ..auxiliary.. but I found out ..Artillian.. is actually a company name.
db4600
Well-known Member
Ive had limited success with the kit from Artillian. I recall
uncle Oliver having an early version on his Hoyt-Clagwell
that didnt really work as intended. But nothing uncle
Oliver did worked as intended. I recall a crate with left
over parts with the name Haney Enterprises on it. When I
bought the Essex Tri-Directional in 78 I fitted the SPC
with the third function from Artillian which was a Mark IIII
model that was vastly updated from uncle Olivers model,
but since the Essex was already a Tri-Directional it was a
redundant function and made the wheel fall off.
uncle Oliver having an early version on his Hoyt-Clagwell
that didnt really work as intended. But nothing uncle
Oliver did worked as intended. I recall a crate with left
over parts with the name Haney Enterprises on it. When I
bought the Essex Tri-Directional in 78 I fitted the SPC
with the third function from Artillian which was a Mark IIII
model that was vastly updated from uncle Olivers model,
but since the Essex was already a Tri-Directional it was a
redundant function and made the wheel fall off.
Jim.ME
Well-known Member
- Location
- central ME
Asera,
I suggest you contact the people you bought these from and ask them, you might have gotten some wrong parts.
John Deere single point connection kit:
https://www.greenpartstore.com/john-deere-single-point-hydraulic-connector-kit-bxx10283.html
Artillian Home page:
https://www.artillian.com/
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