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KCTractors

05-05-2004 20:41:26




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Will Cat 1 -3point equipment fit on the eagle hitch, so tell me yes, some say no?




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C. Amick

05-06-2004 09:46:46




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 Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to KCTractors, 05-05-2004 20:41:26  
I've been able to work most implements. The implement pin spacing for hooking up the arms may be too wide and you may have to flip one or more of the pins around so they point "in" instead of "out". I had to do this to get the rotary mower to work. On some implements, like plows, you may not be able to do this. I also had to buy a shorter PTO shaft for the disc mower.



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PhilCaseinPA

05-06-2004 06:51:27




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 Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to KCTractors, 05-05-2004 20:41:26  
I have trouble with some implements but not others. If the Eagle hitch is tight then some of the pins on the cat 1 implements are just a fraction of an inch too wide to fit. The other problem I have had is the PTO shaft on the implement seems too long. Both of these cases were with 3 point fertilizer spreaders. My 200 has some play in the Eagle hitch arms and I was able to attach the spreader but when I raised it up the PTO shaft was too long and bound up. The first spreader I just cut the shaft shorter and it worked fine. The second spreader I use on a tractor with cat 1 or 2 3 point hitch. My 630 case has no play in the Eagle hitch arms and the spreaders would not fit. I have also had the problem with a 58" rotiller that the height of the tractor PTO is too high and the tiller PTO shaft runs at too steep an angle.

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Paul f

05-06-2004 05:45:38




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 Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to KCTractors, 05-05-2004 20:41:26  
What model tractor do you have? On DCs the upper attachment point (Top of PTO) husing is too high to effectively lift some equipment. For instance it will not lift the rear of my NH finish mower more than in inch or so off the ground. ( I have been told you can modify the top mount on the attachment ot over come this but I haven't tried.) Also because of the height of the PTO drive, your shaft runs at a fairly steep angle. A very low attachment or one that has its gear box on the front edge may have a short shaft life....
When you use the lower mount point (the bracket that covers the PTO shaft) you get good lift but you can't use the PTO.

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GeoMo

05-06-2004 13:22:08




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 Re: Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to Paul f, 05-06-2004 05:45:38  
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GeoMo

05-06-2004 05:12:13




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 Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to KCTractors, 05-05-2004 20:41:26  
The only problem I have had was with a mower. It had an arm which run up under the lift arms to raise the bar. I converted it to remote cylinder.



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mj

05-06-2004 02:10:57




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 Re: Case eagle hitch in reply to KCTractors, 05-05-2004 20:41:26  
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You may have to loosen the draft arm brackets on the axle to hook up to some implements as they haven't always been real standardized but here are the current specs.



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