Howard H.

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A while back, several of you expressed interest in seeing the 3 pt on the UB I saved from the scrapper. Sorry it took so long, but are some pics of the 3 pt itself and the cylinder that drives it.




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Howard
 
Thanks for the pics, by the background in the first picture looks like you got a few projects. Glade you saved her from the scrapper but I am a little jealous I would like to have that one in my collection but i'm sure you'll take good care of her.
 

ha... I don"t think of most of them as projects... I call it the old tractors retirement home... They"ve earned a rest!


Howard
 
That is exactly like what I have, but your tractor looks much better than mine! I hope to put mine on a running UB soon, I think all the parts are there.... Who made those? I know they are not MM.
Brian(MN)
 

It looked factory enough to me that I just assumed... Hopefully, Brian Gonyea or LW or Schrocky or someone more knowledgeable than I can give more info.

Brian K, I'll probably hang onto this for a while, but keep looking - they are out there. I'm kicking myself for not seeing one laying on a pallet at an auction a few months ago until after the sale was over.

I was looking at the specs on John Deere's big 4 wheel drive the other day and saw that its 3 pt capacity is 20,000 pounds now!!

That makes this early attempt at a 3 pt seem pretty primitive. Pretty amazing how far things have come.

Howard
 
Howard,
Sorry. I don't think I have any info on the early U 3pt systems. I don't know if they were aftermarket or something offered to MM dealers for a very limited time. Maybe someone has some paperwork or advertisement for these early 3pt systems. They look like a very stout system but I've never seen one in person on a U.

Brian
 
Pretty sure the cylinder at least is a real MM 'lifting jack'. There's one for sale on eBay for $28 or $30 or so.
 

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