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Rock and a hard spot.

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Errin OH

01-13-2003 11:22:15




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Well I went and built a 3pt for my D19. I made a bracket to come from the quick connect under the tractor and attaches (rest on) the draw bar shelf. Off it, comes a set of pins for the lift arms. Removed the clams and was going to use chains, but managed to come up with brackets that included a leveling box. Its all done and the lower two work like a champ. So now I have all but one piece made, the top link. I am just haven fits trying to figure the best way to mount one. There's just isn't any thing to mount it to. It has a cab and getting to the top of the rear end is difficult at best and that requires cutting the cab. There is a metal hyd line that runs right across the top of the rear and obscures the bolts that I do have some access to. Was thinking about coming up from the draw bar support and building up a bracket from there. This would allow it to move with the rest of the hitch, but problem is everything I have done is removable. To do this I would just about have to weld it and the supports in, and really don't want to go that route if I can help it. Another option is to build a four point mount. It would use the two outside top bolts (PTO housing to rear case) and two just under and behind the arms the clams where on. Concern is stress, and the fact that the lower mount does have some movement in it and don't want the top link shoving back into the tractor. Any suggestions?

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david l wilson

01-13-2003 22:06:41




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 Re: Rock and a hard spot. in reply to Errin OH, 01-13-2003 11:22:15  
errin my d19 has four bolt holes in three rear housing up at the top this is where the factory top link bracket mounts. if i remember right the holes are about 4-5" wide and 6-8" tall. good luck david



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