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Schematic needed for Cat. 1 3-pt. tool bar

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Reid Fisher

02-23-2004 16:56:57




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I'd like to put together a tool bar or rack for my '47 Ford 2N for cultivating a vegetable garden. What's a source for the basic 3-pt hitch frame (wrong term I'm sure!!)? Any schematics out there for welding up a tool bar/rack out of 2-inch box tubing or stock to which I could clamp cultivators? Suggestions? Cautions? Am I nuts (don't answer just ask the wife)?




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Greywolf

02-24-2004 04:04:50




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 Re: Schematic needed for Cat. 1 3-pt. tool bar in reply to Reid Fisher, 02-23-2004 16:56:57  
Don't have a schematic to send but I did just that last summer.

Spent about $65 in steel. And welded one together in an afternoon.

Used 1 3/4" square tubing for the main frame. 7' wide by about 2' long (wide enough to cover rear tires). Made the "rectangle" with a couple of cross braces inbetween. When looked at from top down, it looks like 3 rectangles welded together. Used 1/2" X 2" flat iron on "edge" for the attachment arms welded to the top of the main frame. Made an A frame on top of that for the third arm 3/8" X 2". One support arm going down from the top of the A to the frame. Put 11 S tines with 2" shovels staggered front and back for a finished 6" spacing.

I use it to work up the riding arena for the horses. Works great behind the 8n. I did have to add a couple of cinder blocks for added weight, but it looks and works like a store bought one.

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JMS/MN

02-23-2004 20:36:32




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 Re: Schematic needed for Cat. 1 3-pt. tool bar in reply to Reid Fisher, 02-23-2004 16:56:57  
All three-point hitch specs are on the website of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Go to www.asae.org



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