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BB

06-10-2004 19:31:33




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Wondering if there are any type of modern top link bracket that could be bought to fit a 1950 A. The one on my 800 series is time consuming bolting the two arms to the top link of the implement when I want to change it. Thanks in advance.


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Clooney

06-11-2004 03:52:55




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 Re: Top link for 50 A in reply to BB, 06-10-2004 19:31:33  
BB, yes there are quite a few out there.. Most come with an aftermarket 3-point hitch but I�m sure you could buy them separate from most suppliers. Sorry I can�t give you any suppliers in your area as I usually build my own..

~I have also seen some nice modified looking �Horse Heads� that will convert your 2 link upper top link into a usable link for 3-point work [not quite as useful as a single top link but workable]..

~If you go looking for an upper link bracket make sure you verify that it will clear your Power-Trol rear outlets, some upper brackets are pretty tight in that area..

~Most of those upper brackets will attach to the implement studs on the rear of the rear axle then bridge around behind the Power-Trol box..

~Hopefully someone will post in here with a company to call for that bracket� About the only aftermarket 3-POINT company I deal with is Saginaw County Tractor Parts but there stock unit incorporates the upper link bracket into the lower drawbar attachment so wouldn�t work good as a stand-alone upper bracket [I�m sure they could build you one though]..

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Rod M1

06-12-2004 19:19:09




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 Re: Re: Top link for 50 A in reply to Clooney, 06-11-2004 03:52:55  
Clooney how do you make your toplink mount?



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