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Case SC 1945 Hitch questions?

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Bill W.

08-29-2004 12:34:29




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I need help I got this case sc that has a hitch that isnt a eagle or three point but does lower and raise up and has the turn piece for the axle part anyway please what implements can i use with this i mainly wanted to brush hog and plow.i hope i didnt make a mistake getting this tractor thanks for any help there also is a hook someone put behind the seat that has been bent what is this for thanks again.

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Coloken

08-29-2004 16:17:29




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 Re: Case SC 1945 Hitch questions? in reply to Bill W., 08-29-2004 12:34:29  
Its possible to bolt extensions to the lift arms that work like a 3 point. If you look hard enough in the pictures I think there is one there. Buddy of mine did it and ran my 6 foot bush hog nicely. If you do, I recomend and over running clutch on the PTO. Some one might be kind enough to send you a picture. The hook? for hanging the hand crank???



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todd hamilton

08-29-2004 16:26:22




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 Re: Case SC 1945 Hitch questions? in reply to Coloken, 08-29-2004 16:17:29  
I have my SC with mechanical lift fixed up with a light 7' blade to plow snow. If you turn both pins on the implement the same way it will line up. I put a longer pin on the right side. In place of the top link I installed a turn-buckle from the back of the blade to the lift frame. If you can weld (I don't) you might make an A-frame on the lift for the top link. I don't think there is anything strong enough to make a top link on an SC without an Eagle hitch. Down is "float" so I don't think it will work for a breaking plow (no down pressure). Most SCs pulled a 2 bottom trailer plow with a break-away clevis hitch.

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