Operating Front Loader and/or Rear Links

[Tigger]

This small image seems to confirm the above - in the photo the pipe is connected to Port '2', finger is pointing to 'R' or Return, and on the image I posted the '1' covers both ports which are out of sight on the far side in the photo.

So, ideal for what I need, but where to find one at a non-remortgage-the-house price is the question

 

[multi power]

This small image seems to confirm the above - in the photo the pipe is connected to Port '2', finger is pointing to 'R' or Return, and on the image I posted the '1' covers both ports which are out of sight on the far side in the photo.

So, ideal for what I need, but where to find one at a non-remortgage-the-house price is the question

That's exactly what you need, how much?
An alternative would be the fergie drawbar and stays to keep the arms up, but maybe not high enough

 

[Tigger]

On the site I found that, it's two of them for 190 pounds, seemingly. So I think I'll look on a bit further!

 

[multi power]

On the site I found that, it's two of them for 190 pounds, seemingly. So I think I'll look on a bit further!

I'm sure I seen one on eBay not long ago made 40 odd quid, but it was collection only

 

[TripleSix]

Just chain the bottom arms to the top link holes as high as they'll go....

 

[two-cylinder]

I would warn against using the Fergie T piece auto-hitch to hang the weight on.
Because all the weight is being carried by the three cast lugs through which the dead bolt locates, back in the sixties father got a shock when suddenly the top of the centre housing on our 35 VO was ripped out when loading FYM on unlevel ground!

 

[multi power]

I would warn against using the Fergie T piece auto-hitch to hang the weight on.
Because all the weight is being carried by the three cast lugs through which the dead bolt locates, back in the sixties father got a shock when suddenly the top of the centre housing on our 35 VO was ripped out when loading FYM on unlevel ground!

We used to have a weight on the 9 hole drawbar, drum of concrete with hooks near the bottom and top link at top as normal, dad accidentally knocked the diverter valve and arms came up, broke one of the lugs off

 

[mf298]

We used to have a weight on the 9 hole drawbar, drum of concrete with hooks near the bottom and top link at top as normal, dad accidentally knocked the diverter valve and arms came up, broke one of the lugs off

seen quite a few 35s and 135s with the lugs broken off due to this kind of mishap! A few welded back on too!