pre set linkage control
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- Not Quite Blue Yet
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pre set linkage control
hi there folks someone who lives close to me has been scrapping a few majors this week and i have been stripping as many spares as i can ie pump, pto gearbox,top cover for hydraulics,front hubs etc and one of the things was a pre set linkage control has anyone used one and do i need a special top link it breaks my heart to see all these tractors being scrapped but scrap is about£250 per tonne so he is cashing them in
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Re: pre set linkage control
I'm not sure what a preset linkage control is. Do you have a picture of it?
I hate it when people scrap Majors, too. The good thing is that they only weigh 2 1/2 tons, so even when scrap is high, they're not too expensive to buy before they go to the scrap yard.
I also like old Cat bulldozers. When scrap gets this high, you just have to wave good-bye when they're on their way to the junk yard
I hate it when people scrap Majors, too. The good thing is that they only weigh 2 1/2 tons, so even when scrap is high, they're not too expensive to buy before they go to the scrap yard.
I also like old Cat bulldozers. When scrap gets this high, you just have to wave good-bye when they're on their way to the junk yard

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Re: pre set linkage control
I rescued a 1950 Cat D4 -6-U last summer.JC wrote: I also like old Cat bulldozers. When scrap gets this high, you just have to wave good-bye when they're on their way to the junk yard



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Re: pre set linkage control
Dave,
I have a 1936 RD-4, a 1942 D-8, and a 1944 D-7.
I don't want to hijack wee blue tractor fan's thread any more than we already have, so one of these days, I'll post some pics of them in the Misc. forum.
I have a 1936 RD-4, a 1942 D-8, and a 1944 D-7.
I don't want to hijack wee blue tractor fan's thread any more than we already have, so one of these days, I'll post some pics of them in the Misc. forum.