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D-19 # 3 POINT

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Fred O. Thatche

02-20-2005 06:53:52




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Have D-19 with Fast hitch Would like to convert to 3 point
Please e-mail location and price.

or call 314-540-4600

F. Thatcher,Labadie(St.Louis)Mo.




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Sid

02-20-2005 18:22:59




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 Re: D-19 # 3 POINT in reply to Fred O. Thatcher , 02-20-2005 06:53:52  
I do not know that I have seen a three point hitch for a D19. This site has them for sale for the D17. I do not know how if it would work or not but they show a pretty good picture, and give you an idea if it would work or not. I am not sure if the D19 would be a category 2 or 3.



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Eldon (WA)

02-20-2005 10:36:50




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 Re: D-19 # 3 POINT in reply to Fred O. Thatcher , 02-20-2005 06:53:52  
If you find one make sure all the little parts are with it so you don't lose use of the traction booster system. If you find 2, send one to me :-)



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maddog

02-21-2005 15:57:16




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 Re: D-19 # 3 POINT in reply to Eldon (WA), 02-20-2005 10:36:50  
The late D-19 had 4 drilled and tapped holes in the housing for the snap coupler. Then all you do is bolt on the hardware off of a 190. If you have the early D-19 you need to swap out the rear cover(rockshaft)off a 190. The only thing that doesnt just bolt up is the drawbar. I cut the eyelet off the D-19 and weld it to the 190. I have done a few of them. About $500.00 for all the hardware in a salvage yard. I have also put the engine from a 190xt in a D-19 before. makes one hell off a tractor out of them.

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JC(WI)

02-24-2005 08:55:24




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 Re: D-19 # 3 POINT in reply to maddog, 02-21-2005 15:57:16  
Hey maddog, got any pics of that D19 with the 190 engine in it? Would sure like to see a pic like that. Jerry



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maddog

02-24-2005 09:53:00




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 Re: D-19 # 3 POINT in reply to JC(WI), 02-24-2005 08:55:24  
My wife will be home in a week or so from arkansas and see will know how. I will post them when I can



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