Many people wonder why they would want a hydraulic
side link. My answer is that if you will be doing much
grading at all, having a hydraulic side link will make
getting the grade that you want that much easier and
faster to achieve.
If you need to ditch along side your road, put a crown on
that road, or cut a level area into a slopped area, all of this
is much easier when you have a hydraulic side link. It is so
much more convenient to be able to tilt your implement
with a simple touch of your finger on a hydraulic control
lever vs stopping your tractor, getting off the tractor,
making the manual adjustment and hoping that you make
that adjustment correct, get back onto the tractor and
proceed. Then in just a short distance, stopping and doing
it all over again. And then doing that same thing over and
over and over again and again.
This leads to what I call "it's good enough syndrome" and
that is because you simply get tired of continually
stopping, getting on-off over and over. So you end up
calling it good enough and let it go at that. The end result
is not what you want, but "it's good enough" and you let it
go as is even though it is not the end result that you were
looking for.
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