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Reese Hitch type 3 point attachement

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Jim Kessler

06-26-2002 08:49:08




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Does anyone have plans and dimensions to make a Reese Hitch type 3 point attachment?




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F14

06-26-2002 14:39:07




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 Re: Reese Hitch type 3 point attachement in reply to Jim Kessler, 06-26-2002 08:49:08  
Here's a couple views of one I built for my Cat 1 hitch on my JD750.

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Horizontal dimension is 28" outside-to-outside on lower hitch pins. Ends of square bar are turned to 7/8" with a 5/16" hole for the linch pins. Turned pins are 3" long.


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Vertical dimension is 16" center-to-center from lower pins to upper hitch point. Uprights are 2" angle, spaced wide enough to allow the top link to slip between them.

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Charles Story

06-26-2002 11:28:08




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 Re: Reese Hitch type 3 point attachement in reply to Jim Kessler, 06-26-2002 08:49:08  
I fabricated a trailer carrier for my tractor out of 4"sq. tubing and 2" pipe. Sq. tubing stands upright with pipe sticking out each side(lift arms attach here), ears on top of tubing for backbone. Used 3/8 plate for base/ball mount-6" by 10". Works great, easy mount. All made from scrap iron.



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