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Need more help on Eagle hitch Interference

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F-I-T

03-14-2005 10:54:11

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Thought maybe it would help to sketch up what I think is happening. Hoping that someone has had a similar occurence or that someone might be able to advise on a different part.

My other option is to ask around for a top clamp that has a missing or broken upper eylet tang, and then grind it until it clears and use that one just when I mount the plow. I can cast iron weld a re-positioned tang so that I can lift it clear from the seat using a wire or string. It might not look like original Case, but should work.

Looking for any ideas. Thanks!

Frank

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Tim Casperson

03-14-2005 13:49:20

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Re: Need more help on Eagle hitch Interference in reply to F-I-T, 03-14-2005 10:54:11

I had the same problem once when I tried to use our VAC with the plow that Dad said always went on the SC. The Plow I think you have is a BER. They were for the eagle hitch version that slides into a locked position. The VAC eagle hitch has a latch that flips down into place and on the BER plow it hits on the bracket. What I did was to take the latch completely off, then hook on to the plow. There is then enough room to slide the latch into place when the plow's pin is all the way back in the hook. This worked for the little bit of plowing I did that day, but the real solution was to restore the VAC's plow which was in the old machine shed. I can't recall the type of plow that was, but I'll look it up and post it.

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