8n/9n concrete mixer-3 point

As stated by others, the original version of the TransMix mixer does not use a top link. The TransMix was made by Universal Pulley Company of Wichita KS. Later, a newer version was made by Carlson Company also of Wichita. I don't know if Carlson Company bought Universal Pulley or if it was just a company name change. Either way, I've not been able to find any trace of either company in existence today. The later version appears to use some sort of top link connection but I haven't figured it out yet. This photo shows my old version TransMix mounted on my Ford 800 in the dump position. I have a series of about 25 photos which you can access from the link below. When you get there, click on "page 2". Start with the last photo, click on that thumbnail and then click "previous" to scroll through the photos in order. I also have a Word document with all the photo captions if you want it. Just email me and I'll send it. My email address is not blocked.

• TransMix installation sequence.

I don't have any pictures, but the other fella is right. It doesn't use the center link.

It should have a linkage arrangement that "tilts" & "dumps" the thing when the lower arms are raised; then, it will let 'er back down on that tire drive/PTO when you lower the hitch.

They are the slickest little outfit I've ever seen for "do it yourself" concrete work.

Allan