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Allis C/Farmall H ORC problems did you know

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Well I pulled an ORC of or an H so I could use it on my C. Well I know you guys with say different size shafts, nope both are the 1-3/8 standard shaft. Any how the ORC off the H will not work on the C because the roll pin goes in/threw on the high part on the H but on the Allis C the hole for it in in one of the valleys. So I guess I'll not be using an ORC on the C with my brush hog. Ya I know I'll be extra careful plus I have never tried the 3 point on something as heavy as the hog so that maybe fun in its self
 
Dont be acheapskate!Spend some money and buy one.Dont "spend adollar to save a nickle".Its asafty issue.You may save an expencive repair bill,bodily injury,or death;your own....or someone else.Be safe! Thanks,Steve
 
Not to worry the brush hog that I have will not work on my C because the PTO shaft is not long enough so guess I'll be firing up the WD45 or the D-17
 
(quoted from post at 12:16:33 03/05/10) Well I pulled an ORC of or an H so I could use it on my C. Well I know you guys with say different size shafts, nope both are the 1-3/8 standard shaft. Any how the ORC off the H will not work on the C because the roll pin goes in/threw on the high part on the H but on the Allis C the hole for it in in one of the valleys. So I guess I'll not be using an ORC on the C with my brush hog. Ya I know I'll be extra careful plus I have never tried the 3 point on something as heavy as the hog so that maybe fun in its self
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Turn it a few degrees and look for another set of holes where you need them to be. They make them to fit all tractors with 1-3/8 shafts.
 
Oh I have brush hogged so much with out an ORC I can do so and be safe. Years ago before I knew what an ORC was I would brush hog with my 841 Ford and learned fast how not to do it LOL
 
Hey Old, I have a drive shaft stretcher, it's called a torch and welder..hhhmmmmmmmm

LMAO

Keith & Shawn(Gold Medal Winner)
 
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