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On a D-17 where do you hook

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old

05-27-2007 16:17:44




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Up the arms for a 3 point hitch. I'm talking about the pivot point that would need to be under the rear end. I have a D-17 that has the lift but its not a 3 point so I plan to make it into a 3 point just need to figure out where to and how to set up the pivot point for the arms.
Thanks, Pictures would also be nice

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Hossman

05-28-2007 10:32:07




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to old, 05-27-2007 16:17:44  
Old, Howdy there! I built a 3pt for my d17 this past spring and I basically used the one like the one they sent you in the pictures and its easily removed and hung in barn when not needed. Ill roughly describe how I built mine then tween the pic's that was posted Ill bet ya can get er done.Take a length of good stout angle iron 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 or so and bout 3 foot long center mark it , now place ONTOP of your drawbar and lift it up to the half circle plates that hang down from the bottom of your tractor(the ones with all the adj. holes for removeable drawbar)now while holdin the angle up agin these you want to soapstone a marrk on outside of these on the angle iron, Ok this is where you will weld your right angles one each side( use angle for these also) After this is done clamp this back into place on tractor then mark 2 holes both sides threw onto right angles you want to drill or torch these out, this is where your pins will go to attach the thing to tractor(or you can bolt it on)you should have what looks like "U" shape with the upturn ends bein short and cross piece longer extendin past the right angle uprights, now weld a couple 3pt pins( from the TSC farm an fleet or whatever)minus the nuts, to each end of your angle iron frame ya made. Slap your lift arms on put in the keepers and add some anti sway chains and your ready to go. I hope this helps get ya started anyhows, Hoss

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BobHnwOh

05-28-2007 03:40:19




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to old, 05-27-2007 16:17:44  
Here you go. third party image



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BobHnwOh

05-28-2007 03:42:54




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to BobHnwOh, 05-28-2007 03:40:19  
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BobHnwOh

05-28-2007 03:48:05




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to BobHnwOh, 05-28-2007 03:42:54  
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old

05-28-2007 08:17:35




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to BobHnwOh, 05-28-2007 03:48:05  
Thanks that shows me where and how to set it up. This D-17 at one time had 3 point on it because it still has the center link plate but the arms and pivot point aren't on it any more. I also like the fact that it bolts on so if and when you want to remove it you just unbolt it.



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Well shoot OLH

05-27-2007 20:10:10




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to old, 05-27-2007 16:17:44  
Go to parts on this site and search for three point conversion kits.. I think you will have a good enough picture to get you started. I have a snap coupler three point conversion but it requires removal of the drawbar, In my opinion it is not satisfactory, the ones shown and sold on this site are much better than mine.



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Sid

05-27-2007 20:01:05




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 Re: On a D-17 where do you hook in reply to old, 05-27-2007 16:17:44  
The cheapest conversion I am aware of, requires removal of drawbar and it hooked into snap coupler. It is not that hard to remove and change but is far from desirable in my opinion. For what I consider to be the better setup, they don't look that hard to build.



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sid

05-27-2007 20:05:03




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 THIS IS in reply to Sid, 05-27-2007 20:01:05  
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old

05-27-2007 21:00:14




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 Re: THIS IS in reply to sid, 05-27-2007 20:05:03  
Neither one worked



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