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Implemants for a B

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JIM CT

11-14-2002 08:34:18




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I have a friend who has taken a liking to a B but to jstify it he wants to know what it can do?Unforantaley it doesn't have any implaments with it and I can only see putting a belly mower on it so are therre 3pt kits for it? what can they do.




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Greg Ballantyne

11-17-2002 17:46:02




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 Re: Implemants for a B in reply to JIM CT, 11-14-2002 08:34:18  
Like Rod says, 3 pt. implement use on the B is a little limited, unless you invest in one of the 3 pt. kits available and an auxilliary hydraulic pump. You can get pumps that mount on the rear PTO shaft. Of course, not all B's were supplied with rear PTO shafts. I made a 3 pt for mine, you need the set up for a corn planter on the tractor to do it the way I did. Mine uses the original low volume high pressure system, and does not have a high lift capacity, so again the use is limited by implement weight.

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Rod (NH)

11-14-2002 11:58:26




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 Re: Implemants for a B in reply to JIM CT, 11-14-2002 08:34:18  
Hi Jim,

There are a number of "official" vintage implements for the B. They work well. Among them:

Belly sickle mower
Cultivator
Moldboard plow (s)
Disc Harrows
Snow plow
Dump hay rake
Cordwood saw

There is also a modern belly-mount finish mower available new.

The design of the B was prior to the 3 pt hitch becoming the standard and many implements were of a proprietary AC design that sometimes took a considerable amount of time and effort to change; for example to change from my land plows to my belly sickle mower or vice versa, takes me an entire afternoon.

The B was designed to function for the small family farmer of the '40s and was great for that purpose. Still is today for that matter...with the emphasis on small, of course :o). It is somewhat unfortunate, IMO, that many of the old implements wind up getting sold for scrap metal and the tractors wind up getting restored by collectors for shows. Nice tractors with nothing to do and fewer implements to do anything with. Lost to history for the most part, I guess.

There are 3 pt aftermarket hitches available for the B but I think you should carefully consider what it is you want to accomplish before going that route. The low power and dependent nature of the PTO, together with marginal hydraulics (if it has hydraulics at all) can be somewhat limiting. There are many that have used the 3 pts on the B successfully though. I would personally consider a different tractor if I wanted to use a range of modern 3 pt implements.

Rod

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