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Trying to mount 3pt on WD

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Farmallb

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I need pics of where people have mounted the inside arms of the 3pt to the tractor. Im looking at the side holes in the draw bar holder, but that seems too easy.
 
I welded a piece of heavy angle with pins welded to it across the drawbar. There is a hole mid way between the bell and the bail I put a bolt as a safety
 


The ONLY actually "Safe" way is to convert that Cross-pin hitch for a "Snap-Coupler"..

Then, you can Buy or make what you need...

I can send all the pics you need from mine.. I have Sway control via Vertical steel slides on each side of the Drawbar "Bail"... That eliminated the original chains for Sway control and work best..

Make it to snap into the Snap-Coupler and it will give you "Traction Booster" like the original set-up..

Would be easy to make..just figure on having a strong "HINGE" Point near the forward end, so the arms can open up to hitch the up..

You could incorporate the Drawbar with this and have the Drawbar AND a 3- Point all at once..
 
Simple way is to weld a 3pt draw bar across the snap coupler draw bar to hook the 3pt arms into.Look up WD 3pt conversions and look them over you'll get a bunch of ideas.Hooking up where the
arms hook up on the SC draw bar is too high and it won't draft or lift right.
 
Ive looked on U Tubes and couldn't see anything cause when they got underneath to show what they had done it was too dark to see what they had done.
 
Go to tonys tractors web site, and take a look! He sells 3 pt hitches for them, and furnishes pictures of his hitches, which you could easily copy! I have bought 3 different hitches from Tony.
 

Well, I now have all the photos you would need...

ALL I need to DO is figure how to upload the crazy things...!

Not having any success...anyone have a suggestion.?
 

See if it shows up...
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OK, I cannot upload any more... That Vertical piece of steel is Bolted with a Grade 9 bolt..the bolt head is welded in and there is a small piece of strap at the top to make sure it remains vertical..

This works WAY better than the "Sway Chains"..

I think that with some measuring, you could add the Drawbar to this all at the same time..

Someone let me know if you actually can see this picture...it is the ONLY one that would upload...
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I have a factory snap-coupler 3-PH conversion on my WD which mounts similar to Bushog Papa's. I'm posting a picture of one of those on a D-17 but not mine. Mounting a 3-PH on a D-17 or a WD/WD-45 should be basically the same.
My D-17 came with a homemade 3-PH which does not require removing the drawbar. It is not perfect but I like it better. It has a really good adjustable anti-sway system and I can use the drawbar anytime without removing the 3-PH.
Hopefully you can get an idea on how the 3-PH attaches at the front. You can also see how the anti-sway bars are attached.


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