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Posted by Tom H on May 02, 2005 at 19:28:56 from (67.173.128.103):
I recently picked up an old AC two row planter on steel. I am not sure how the hitch hooks up to the draw bar. The planter has a bar that is two pieces of steel that run side by side about 3 inches apart. They are connected at the end by a round rod. In addition there are chains that are connected to the markers, that would allow the markers to go up and down based on the tension of the spring. Does anyone know how this hooks up or am I missing something? Thanks for your help in advance. Tom
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