farmall hitch ID

Kirk-NJ · Nov 27, 2016

I picked up this hitch stuff from a friend. The fasthitch 3pt conversion arm I know but unsure about the rest. Anybody know what it is and an approx value? I listed the 3pt arms on craigslist but don't want to sell them separate if everything belongs together. Thanks

Kirk

DeltaRed · Nov 27, 2016

Maybe something from Speeco. I'm thinking something from 2 different tractors. Maybe even 3. Not sure if it for an IH tractor.I see something that looks like rockshaft arms. Something that looks like it might fit a JD 2 cyl axle.....I think you have a pile of mismatched parts. Leftovers.

rustyfarmall · Nov 27, 2016

Since it is all the same color, I'm thinking it all goes together as an assembly for the hitch of some kind of specialty equipment that was made to fit the 2 point fast hitch. Those arms that fit into the fast hitch do not appear to be TRUE 3 point/fast hitch adapters.

Jim Becker · Nov 27, 2016

Like rustyfarmall said, the paint color and condition makes a pretty strong argument for them belonging together. Does the friend have/had a 3-point implement with matching paint? I suspect they were the adapter kit to use some 3-point machine on a Fast-Hitch tractor and were specific to that machine.

The way the Fast-Hitch prongs fit is obvious, the rest not so much. They probably provide the function of the top link connection plus some stabilizer links of some sort. The pair of big brackets on the right look like they fit standard IH axle clamps that fit H,M, and later. The brackets with 4 holes in the middle, along with the square parts with 4 holes look like something that clamps on a toolbar type implement part. If they were clamped upright, they may link to the axle brackets with a couple of the remaining parts.

Look at the pictures with "Rear Mounted Blades" article in the latest Red Power. There is nothing identical but some of the adapters are similar and show the general idea.

Janicholson · Nov 27, 2016

The two plates with four holes and arms welded on with pivoted links attached could be upper linkage for a hitch with four links, not 3. Possibly a back hoe?? Jim

Kirk-NJ · Nov 28, 2016

Thanks Jim
The pieces were from the guy's brother who is no longer here. They
had farmall and John Deere tractors on the farm. I think
possibility some of the pieces may have got lost in the shuffle.
I'll check out rear mounted blades in red power.

Kirk

Kirk-NJ · Nov 28, 2016

Thanks for all the replies.

Kirk

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