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Bob Z

01-13-2004 18:19:19




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Can a WD be switched over to snap coupler, and if not , why do they have lift arms like the WD 45? How was an implement attached to make up the three points?




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Brian G. NY

01-14-2004 10:17:41




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 Re: Snap coupler in reply to Bob Z, 01-13-2004 18:19:19  
I swapped the snap coupler bell from my WD-45 to my WD so I could use my S/C blade on it because that's my loader tractor. I have since picked up a parts WD-45 so I will probably put a S/C bell back on the "45" when I get a roundtuit.



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Ron

01-14-2004 04:56:34




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 Re: Snap coupler in reply to Bob Z, 01-13-2004 18:19:19  
Anyone using these as regular work tractors should change to the "Snap-Coupler"---WITH the Quick-release Latches on the arms...!!!! They make a MUCH Safer system for the hitch...Especially when plowing... For using a "True 3-Point", you need an after-market conversion that slaps into the snap-coupler
and uses the lift arms to raise the 3-point.. They work real well...and are not difficult to remove..

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Eldon (WA)

01-13-2004 18:58:33




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 Re: Snap coupler in reply to Bob Z, 01-13-2004 18:19:19  

Yes the snap coupler bell will fit right in where the big pin is. You just have to add the chain and release lever up on top. The hands also fit right on the arms. The original "pin" hitch WD used collars that slipped over the end of each arm and were locked on with an "L" shaped set screw. I have an 80R rear mount sickle mower that uses a collar like this.



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Greg WI

01-14-2004 05:44:41




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 Re: Re: Snap coupler in reply to Eldon (WA), 01-13-2004 18:58:33  
Bob,
I have the snap coupler and release chain on ebay right now that you could use. I do not have it listed on ebay, but I also have the release lever if needed.



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