DC Two point with hyd

I have "0" knowledge of DC's, if they only have the equivolent of a two point hitch but have hyd, can a top link bracket be applied?

Thanks

Dave in wis

John is right the single mounting bracket for the top link is rather weak and it is too high relative to the draft arms. However I put on a second bracket (O9195AB) and use a long pin to anchor my top link. I have a 6ft NH finish mower and have had no problems with breakage. Problem is you can't lift the mower very high as the top link point is too high realtive to the draft arms and you can't lower the mount because of the PTO shaft. If you modify the mower to raise the mounting mast you can over come this shortfall but I haven't found the need for doing that. For non powered accessories like my back blade the lack of lifting was a problem..so i had a bracket fabricated that fits over the PTO shaft and mounts the top link down lower. (It is a knock off of the original 4205AA bracket that is hard to find and expensive.) You also have to get a really short top link..in my case I cut about 6 inches out of a top link and had it welded back together and cut several inches off of each threaded shaft. Result has moved alot of snow (and crushed stone) and will lift the 7ft back blade about 28" above the ground. Bottom line if you have a powered 3pt implement you will have lifting problems unless you modify the implement.