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Old 01-29-2016, 12:12 AM
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I grew up on a quietline too, a 1200 which I have. I rebuilt my steering box, their not hard to rebuild. Looks good!
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So when I started on this spindle upgrade I wanted to give the tractor a wider stance and was hoping to get a tighter turning radius. So, I extended the weld on spindles out an extra inch one either side, and I added a bit more camber to them, just a couple of degrees. Don’t know what the turning radius started out as, don’t know where it is measured from, (inside of inside wheel, centerline of tractor…) but according to Tractor Data the 1650 has a turning radius of 6.6’. After I got the thrower off today I took it out back and after doing some donuts I measured 4’9” radius to inside of inside front wheel. Sure feels a lot tighter.
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Mr Zippel, you actually made me laugh, thanks.

p.s. where'd you get that picture of me?

Jay and Brian, thanks, if I keep driving my Quietlines maybe one day I'll be grown up too!?
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Old 01-31-2016, 10:48 PM
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Mr Zippel, you actually made me laugh, thanks.


if I keep driving my Quietlines maybe one day I'll be grown up too!?
we all got a kid still buried inside I think!
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we all got a kid still buried inside I think!
I sure hope that's one thing I never loose
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I sure hope that's one thing I never loose
For sure Todd!!
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Old 02-06-2016, 07:18 AM
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Default dual stick question???

So which control lever is suppose to control what?

According to Kenneth Updike's book, pg 106,

" The outer lever operates the implement lift, and the inner lever operates the front hydraulic outlets."

Mine is reversed. Always seemed messed up to me. As I'm in the process of adding rear hydraulic ports to this tractor, I thought this would be a good time to switch it. Sure seems like the hard lines to the front outlets are formed perfectly to match up to the left side of the valve (which is where they are). Does the stock valve use SAE O ring to JIC fittings? That's what this one has. Just wondering if this is a PO mod?
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Old 02-06-2016, 08:57 AM
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My 1650 is like yours David, seems backwards.
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Default Same Here

When I got my dual stick 1450, I too was surprised that the inside lever, ( the added auxiliary handle) actually controlled the deck lift. I suppose I was expecting the deck lift to remain on the "bent" lever handle rather than being on the added handle. I believe yours is correct to factory.
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Operators manual say the inner one is the lift handle, the outer the front outlet control
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