Jim Phelps
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What is a AC 7' snap couple disc worth? gentleman has it listed as a pull type but the pictures clearly show it is a snap couple with the bell hook and lift chains still on it.
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Jim Phelps
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Next question what did I need to measure or look at to see if it does fit a CA?? Only seen a few for a WD. How long should the
yoke be etc.
yoke be etc.
Jim Phelps
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Maybe another question is whether a CA can lift it and keep front end on the ground? Used on on a 45 long time ago. My recall is it was a pretty heavy lift and made the tractor lots easier to steer. Maybe hang some weight on front end?
But are you asking whether the snap coupler arrangement would mount on a CA as it does on bigger tractor? I supposed all snap coupler arrangements would have been the same dimension.
But are you asking whether the snap coupler arrangement would mount on a CA as it does on bigger tractor? I supposed all snap coupler arrangements would have been the same dimension.
Traditional Farmer
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Tongue is shorter on equipment for a CA,D10,D12 and the arm spacing is more narrow.
Jim Phelps
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Do you have the dimensions for it, I am going to look at it this afternoon.
Traditional Farmer
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I don't have dimensions but with the chains to use to lift you can make it work it'll stick out a little more.The tongue may be made to adjust for both sizes look for some extra mounting holes.
Jim Phelps
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Thanks, I have seen several snap coupler disc but they were over 8' and seemed much heavier than this one in the picture, I know a guy who has a disc made for the CA but he will not part with it. Then this one popped up and they did not even know what type of disc it was, just used it as a drag disc.
Jim Phelps
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It was a 6' ft, I am pretty sure my CA can lift it, bought it and will pick it up Saturday weather permitting.
Traditional Farmer
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Those are hard to find in working order good find.
bearings: are they good, last time I installed a disc bearing in my 8ft pickup AC disc the bearing cost $50
that was many years ago, no telling the cost today.
just a heads up:
before you buy a disc that no one else can use but a man with a AC snap couple hitch.
if you have a 3pt hitch adapter then any three point hitch disc will work.
that was many years ago, no telling the cost today.
just a heads up:
before you buy a disc that no one else can use but a man with a AC snap couple hitch.
if you have a 3pt hitch adapter then any three point hitch disc will work.
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