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 | deamtn
Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 26 north carolina 
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2004-09-08 95969
I am in the process of purchasing a TC 45. I am wanting to make the three point adjustment to a hydraulic adjustment, I plan on leaving the top link as a manual adjustment. There will be two rear hydraulic remotes added. Looking for information on what additional parts are required and where to purchase these items. Any help will be appreciated.
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| hardwood
Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 3583 iowa 
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2004-09-08 95973
Click up The Surplus Center web. I'm nopt sure of the correct web address, but someone will chime in to help us out. I order quite a lot of hydraulic parts from them. Find their 880 # and ask for a "Tech Rep", they've allways done right by me. Frank. ....
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 | beagle
Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1333 Michigan 
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2004-09-08 95974
I have seen them available on e-bay for about $210. A New Holland dealer in northern Michigan carried them in stock for about the same price. Intergrated Engineering has top and tilt kits available, I believe they do have just the side links also. You might also check Best-Used-Tractors. I know they have 3-point equipment.
I built my own from cylinders I ordered through Surpluscenter. The fabrication of the end clevis' was a little tricky, but if your in the mood, it's a good 4 hour project. You will need to make sure the SCV for the rear remotes has load checks, or add a check valve to the cylinder. Check valves eliminate drifting of the cylinder with the SCV in the nuetral postion. ....
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