Posted by Farmallb on June 21, 2014 at 20:14:42 from (72.171.24.61):
on 3pt from tractor to back of bale loader. Its a 2 prong thing like on a bale buggy. I don't have a 2 way cyl to measure, and havnt been around one in 55yrs, so I don't know if it will work or not. It raises the forks to around 32in. when the lift is up and the forks are level to slightly downward at the tip ends. In normal loading with forks down on the ground theres 21in from tractor to top of back support of loader. From tractor to back of loader, with 3pt all the way up, theres around 32 to 24in from back of loader to tractor. Id mount the Hyd Cyl in the same places as the leveler shaft is now.
Is that, as ive described it enough room to put a Hyd Cyl when down, and will it extend to the 32in when the arms are up and forks are tilted down?
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