Dayton compiles valve linkage kits

Jul 7, 2012

Dayton Air Control Products designed its Kwik-Link height control and leveling valve linkage kits for both the OEM market and aftermarket replacements. The adjustable-length kits are available in two sizes: the 9-to-15-inch Kwik-Link Kit 915 and the 15-to-26-inch Kwik-Link Kit 1526.

The control links are designed with high-quality steel to help withstand high-impact shock and a lined elastomer bushing system for easy installation and adjustment; loosen two screws, slide the links to the desired length and tighten the screws. The kits include a wrench and scale for easy measurement, so no tools or cutting are required.

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Dayton compiles valve linkage kits

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