Thank you for including the mistakes. It really helps people like me...

Added one to my M7060 right after I purchased it in 2018. Your going to be very happy you did!!!

I've watched a lot of videos on the hydraulic top link. Your video was by far the most informative. Well done!

Great information on the hydraulic top link

well done video .thanks.

You will love a hydraulic top link

Hydraulic top links are the first mod a guy should make. Manufacturers should start offering them standard. They make everything easier.

Iv'e seen a remote somewhere that turns a single remote into 3 remotes by using solenoids. You cycle through with a switch and pick the one you need to operate with your stock lever.My TYM 574 came with two remotes, guess that's a good thing even though I've not used one of them yet.

Very true. Good purchase and very useful for grader, box blading and more. God Bless.

Thanks! how many inches of adjustment is your top link? is the check valve working properly when you disconnect the hoses?

Timing couldn’t be better, looking for hydraulic top link next on my list.

How has that size and everything worked out now you have had some time to use it?

Hi, yeah the Kat1/Kat2 mixing is done by some manufacturers. I think that way, they can fit more adjustments (3 holes) at the top link. I'm also getting a hydraulic one soon for my M6060, I will also use the bushing so I can switch with other tractors and a mixed Kat1/2 is a lot harder to find. Is there a reason why you didn't go for the "claw" type? They are common here in Europe and seem quite useful. I guess you know that you are pushing high pressure through the safety release when you lower the mower with 1 hose on the 2-way valve. You shouldn't use it a lot, but I guess it is fine when you only do it during adjustments. My mower needs floating adjustment, so driving with the stick pushed a lot will be BAD! Just found out that my method was similarly bad: One of my valves can be switched to single action. Then you don't hear any "load noise" when you lower the implement, because the system does not run into high pressure this way. HOWEVER, you still should not hold the lever in this positions for extended time, because apparently the oil does not circulate correctly through the transmission and can overheat when the valve is not in neutral. I have been doing this extensively for 4 years, so I hope the boiling oil did not do a lot of damage already... I guess I'll know if the transmission/pump fail prematurely... I'll finally upgrade a valve with float action, pushed this investment because I thought it's not essential and I can get by with the 1/2 way toggle valve. I would recommend for you also to get this type with the float setting if yours doesn't have it. I fell like an idiot because it explicitly warns in the manual (which I actually read), but as far as I remember my dealer actually recommended doing so as a workaround... Sorry for the wall of text, but maybe it helps you! :)

have you done tilt yet?

If Kubota puts a Cat 1 top pin for Cat 2 accessories it's not good. That is now your weak link. I would complain to Kubota about that.

Which exact model did you choose?