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John Deere 3 pt. hitch

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Nug

07-19-2000 16:09:42




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I recently purchased a John Deere A with a John Deere 3 pt. hitch. I believe it is an 800 or 801, how can I tell the difference?




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Dan

07-20-2000 20:42:14




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 Re: John Deere 3 pt. hitch in reply to Nug, 07-19-2000 16:09:42  
There three versions of the 800 series 3 pt hitch 800, 800-A, and 801. The 800 has a large hand crank that is turned to change position of one 3 pt arm. The 800-a has a small lever on each arm that can be turned to change position (no crank). The 801 has a tortion bar set up that attaches to axel housing that is supposed to put pressure on the rear axel under high draft situations. Hope this helps.

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MIKE

07-22-2000 15:23:26




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 Re: Re: John Deere 3 pt. hitch in reply to Dan, 07-20-2000 20:42:14  
I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE A 3 PT. HITCH FOR A 620 JOHN DEERE. POSSIBLE SOURCES AND PRICE?



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