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Nimrod

03-08-2002 08:01:25




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Lookin' for a Post hole digger for an International with Q-hitch. Can they be bought or can a conversion be made to a 3pt PHD? What price range should a used one be in? Converting tractor to 3pt is NOT an option. Thanks




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Keith B

03-10-2002 05:21:21




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 Re: Quick hitch PHD in reply to Nimrod, 03-08-2002 08:01:25  
I bought an old fast hitch post hole digger last year at an auction. Paid under $200. Can't remember the brand though. I'll check it out and get back to you. There was a post on theis very bourd a while back regarding the same one I have. Check the archives.



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LazyHorse

03-08-2002 08:26:34




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 Re: Quick hitch PHD in reply to Nimrod, 03-08-2002 08:01:25  
I've seen some old Danhueser diggers set up for the IH quickhitch. But in all honesty your easiest option would be to buy the simple 3 point conversions that slide into your existing 2 point.
That way you can convert back and forth easily between 2 and 3 point implements and no permanent conversions are done to your tractor.



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LazyHorse

03-08-2002 08:26:08




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 Re: Quick hitch PHD in reply to Nimrod, 03-08-2002 08:01:25  
I've seen some old Danhueser diggers set up for the IH quickhitch. But in all honesty your easiest option would be to buy the simple 3 point conversions that slide into your existing 2 point.
That way you can convert back and forth easily between 2 and 3 point implements and no permanent conversions are done to your tractor.



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Nimrod

03-09-2002 03:17:29




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 Re: Re: Quick hitch PHD in reply to LazyHorse, 03-08-2002 08:26:08  
I've seen the tractor conversions, but not the Implement conversions. Who makes these? Thank you for the Info.



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