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convert a pull-type to 3-point

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scoop

11-18-2005 14:34:32




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I have an opportunity to buy a 6" pull-type King Kutter rotary cutter with a 60 hp gearbox.

How difficult is it to convert from a pull-type to a 3-point hitch?

From the photos in company brochure, it looks like this is merely a different arrangement of arms and links. I understand it will involve a bit of bending and cutting of metal but I don�t see that as too difficult. Am I missing anything here?

This unit has two trailing wheels. Do I also need to convert to a single trailing wheel configuration?

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BobMo

11-18-2005 16:40:06




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 Re: convert a pull-type to 3-point in reply to scoop, 11-18-2005 14:34:32  
I'm no sure why you want to do this but I don't think it will be worth your time. 1st: I don't think that the frame is the same and will require re-enforcement.
2nd: the wheels on the back if its a pull type are fixed and need to be dolly for 3pt. (free in any direction)
3rd: this isn't really a mower that you can do much with as your not starting with much.
You'd be better off buying it (if its cheap) and trading it for what you want. Good luck.....

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