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JD 800 hitch Question

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BB

04-11-2004 19:17:26




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I hope this is not a stupid question but here goes. I have aquired a 1950 JD A and it has the 800 series hitch on it. I was wondering how you hook up to 3-point implements with the center evener bar that is on it? Do I need a special top link or what? I was wanting to use it on my six foot bush hog and need some input. I have other tractors but not another green one so help would be appreciated. Thanks

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mike in new mexico

04-12-2004 08:24:57




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 Re: JD 800 hitch Question in reply to BB, 04-11-2004 19:17:26  
I use a 46 'A' with a 801 hitch and the part you need for the implement tower is JD # P-619-A, I look for them at auction's and ebay. the last one I bought I payed $10- but got lucky. They usually go for around 60 to 65 bucks but you can find them for less if you just take your time and look around. I will put a picture on "parts and pieces" Hope this helps- mike-nm



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Dean VP

04-11-2004 21:09:38




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 Re: JD 800 hitch Question in reply to BB, 04-11-2004 19:17:26  
BB:

JD used a unique Mast Bracket on each implement to make them 800 Series Hitch compatible. However, it is easy to use the hitch with conventional three point implements as has been previously pointed out. Another method is to just remove the evener bar and bolt the two upper links on the outside of the Implement Mast. See 800 series hitch pictures below:

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Willy

04-12-2004 03:54:39




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 Re: Re: JD 800 hitch Question in reply to Dean VP, 04-11-2004 21:09:38  
Very very informative photos Thank you very much for sharing with us Willy



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Jhill

04-11-2004 19:55:53




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 Re: JD 800 hitch Question in reply to BB, 04-11-2004 19:17:26  
Deere had a special adaptor that bolted to the implement top link point. Because I don't have one I use a ball joint off a top link bolted thru the equilizer yoke.



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BB

04-12-2004 13:40:07




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 Re: Re: JD 800 hitch Question in reply to Jhill, 04-11-2004 19:55:53  
THANKS EVERYONE FOR THEIR HELP WITH THIS. EVERYTHING IS CRYSTAL CLEAR NOW. THE FUNNY THING IS THAT I HAVE A PILE OF OTHER STUFF THAT I GOT WITH THE TRACTOR AND I BELIEVE ONE OF THE ATTACHMENTS IS THERE AFTER SEEING THE PICTURE. THANKS AGAIN!

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