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Difference between CA and WD snap coupler ?

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XFarmer Brown

06-23-2006 19:47:17




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What is the difference if any between the CA snap coupler implements and WD implements ?
Will my WD52 snap coupler plow fit on the CA or does the CA require different implements than the WD?? They are both snap coupler. I haven't put the snap coupler hitch parts on my CA yet. The tractor came with a belly mower and no hitch parts. It is an early CA that would not have been snap coupler from the factory. Am I going to run into problems updating it to snap coupler hitch ?

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Dave Grubb

06-27-2006 09:11:23




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 Re: Difference between CA and WD snap coupler ? in reply to XFarmer Brown, 06-23-2006 19:47:17  
Some implements assembly manuals state to install the lift link upper ends facing one direction for the WD series and the opposite direction for the Ca's. I picked up a snap coupler utility carrier that had been set up for a CA so I reversed the lift link top ends like the manual said. Don't know what the reason for this is.



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chalmersbob

06-23-2006 20:08:30




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 Re: Difference between CA and WD snap coupler ? in reply to XFarmer Brown, 06-23-2006 19:47:17  
i pull a wd 2 bottom rollover plow with my ca. works fine. Bob



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XFarmer Brown

06-24-2006 14:54:45




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 Re: Difference between CA and WD snap coupler ? in reply to chalmersbob, 06-23-2006 20:08:30  
Thank you. I see people talking about having CA snap coupler implements, so I thought maybe they were different somehow.



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