6011 hydraulic toplink

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• Sep 30, 2012

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hi my da has a 6011 zetor and as he is getting on he would like to fit a hydraulic toplink i was wondering will one work directly from the two tipping pipes on rear of tractor and if so which levers and position of levers will work this.also has anyone have a workshop manual as the tractor also has a compressor and i would like to get it working for him. thank you all in advance.

 

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• Sep 30, 2012

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Hydraulic top link will work ok. Use inner lever and connect it so that it retracts when the lever is pulled back. Other way round and you will not be able to "hold" accurately due to the float position on the lever

 

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Did you sign up to the forum to tell jus that ?

 

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• Oct 2, 2012

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no i didnt ,i take forums seriously and i dont know what happened to my post but it went something like this i thanked you for reply and added that middle lever in forward posistion works ram one way but fully back it done nothing i wonder do you have to manual switch between single and double acting and if so how do i do this

 

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• Oct 2, 2012

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No you don't, it will work as a single acting ram both foreward and back. Does the relief valve blow when you move the lever back when nothing is plugged in ? If it doesn't you have a fault in the tractor, If it does then check the push in coupling.