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Farmall Super C Top link, mount location move

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Thomas Cooke

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The only issue i had with mounting a cab on my Super c for winter work is the location of the top link for my three point
hitch that bolts up inside the tool box/seat pedestal. It needs to lower down almost 9 inches below the floor platform so
my steel bi-fold door can be mounted on the back of the cab. Does anyone know of a bracket and a location to remount the
top link? I Was thinking about the two holes that hold the PTO Shroud that are in the top of the belt drive housing but
i'm not sure if that would put too much pressure on the housing or not. Any ideas out there? Thanks fellas and Have a
Happy and healthy New Years.
 
(quoted from post at 01:41:25 12/30/17) The only issue i had with mounting a cab on my Super c for winter work is the location of the top link for my three point
hitch that bolts up inside the tool box/seat pedestal. It needs to lower down almost 9 inches below the floor platform so
my steel bi-fold door can be mounted on the back of the cab. Does anyone know of a bracket and a location to remount the
top link? I Was thinking about the two holes that hold the PTO Shroud that are in the top of the belt drive housing but
i'm not sure if that would put too much pressure on the housing or not. Any ideas out there? Thanks fellas and Have a
Happy and healthy New Years.
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Go around to each side and there are two 5/8 inch bolt bosses on each side. Run a hoop type bracket around to the center of the tractor and then to the other side. Hook a bracket to the hoop.
 
I'm currently using those holes for the floor extension angle iron pieces, but i suppose i could upgrade the bolts to 8's
and get longer ones. Do you think that 1/2"x 3" flat bar would be strong enough? and would that clear the PTO Shaft area
safely? Thanks, Tom

my pictures are in the photo gallery...wherever that is.
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You may already have thought of this, but wont your Fast Hitch be in the way too? I am thinking shorten the door and filling in the gap with rubber filler.
 
I used to use a 3 pt. mower on the back of my Super C. using fast hitch prongs and a short chain to a brkt. bolted to each side of the transmission. The bolts might be about 5/8ths. and depending on what your doing maybe you could add a brkt. on each side down to pto housing bolts.
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