Dayton Air Control Products Offers Adjustable Height Control Linkage Kits
Dayton Air Control Products announced a new line of height control and leveling valve linkage kits, called Kwik-Link, for the OEM market and aftermarket replacements

The adjustable length linkage kits are available in two sizes, and no cutting is required. The control links are designed with high quality steel and lined elastomer bushing system for long life.
Dayton Air Control Products announced a new line of height control and leveling valve linkage kits, called Kwik-Link, for the OEM market and aftermarket replacements.
The adjustable length linkage kits are available in two sizes, and no cutting is required. The control links are designed with high-quality steel and lined elastomer bushing system for long life. The link adjusts and installs with ease, says the company: Simply loosen two screws, slide the links to the desired length and tighten the screws.
The kits were developed in response to fleet owners seeking a high-quality link that could be quickly installed in the field. Benefits include:
- Allows +/- 10 degrees of torsional rotation
- Provides vibration, and shock noise attenuation to increase valve life
- Two sizes of kits: Kwik-Link Kit 915: 9 inches to 15 inches; Kwik-Link Kit 1526: 15 inches to 26 inches
- Includes a wrench and scale for easy measurement so no tools are required
"Our new Kwik-Link kits accommodate the most common sizes and therefore reduces the amount of inventory a shop needs to maintain," says Rob Haviland, president of Dayton Air Control Products. "For the fleet owner, these kits simplify complex link changeovers and make it quicker, and safer. No cutting or assembly is needed - simply adjust and install."
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