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North of Rt. 80. IL | On this Oliver hydraulic cylinder?
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Kingston,Mi | It allowed the operator to move the stop using an electro magnet so that the depth could be controlled from the tractor platform rather than moving a collar like some John Deere cylinders or for the real old John Deere cylinders, a pair of drilled guide rods that had spring loaded pins. International had a version of a locking collar that touched a stop pin also. Not copied by anyone. |
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Nebraska, The land of corn and cattle | Yep, thats it. I think it worked well, but you were limited to only using it on Oliver tractors unless you made a switch and harness. |
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WC IL | BOGTROTTER - 7/13/2020 20:09
It allowed the operator to move the stop using an electro magnet so that the depth could be controlled from the tractor platform rather than moving a collar like some John Deere cylinders or for the real old John Deere cylinders, a pair of drilled guide rods that had spring loaded pins. International had a version of a locking collar that touched a stop pin also. Not copied by anyone.
My Krause disc uses the same system IH used, so I guess it was copied by someone. |
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Kingston,Mi | My reference was to the fact no one copied Oliver's innovative system. Thats the problem with non-standard, non A.S.A.E. systems, to use them you become captured like AC's Snap Coupler or IHC's 2 point or better yet, IHC's 1 point. As to the moveable but manually locking collar, I have both International and John Deere examples. |
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WC IL | Okay, misunderstood your response. |
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What’s the wiring used for
