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Steve Emma

09-11-2000 12:33:24




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I'm looking at buying a John Deere 1010 gas with a loader and PTO. Is there a 3 point hitch assembly that I can buy for this tractor and where should I look if there is?




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Nathan(GA)

09-12-2000 10:34:24




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 Re: John Deere 1010 Tractor in reply to Steve Emma, 09-11-2000 12:33:24  
Yeah, They are available. Does it have the rockshaft housing to actuate a 3 pt. I almost bought a 1010 loader one time that had a brand new hitch on it from the factory, never used. It was disconnected, but fastened to the rear. The tractor had a big weight in place of the hitch. If you got the rockshaft, some after market suppliers have the arms and uprights in their catalogs or check a junk yard.

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Steve Emma

09-12-2000 11:15:21




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 Re: Re: John Deere 1010 Tractor in reply to Nathan(GA), 09-12-2000 10:34:24  
I'm not sure about the rockshaft. There's a jerry-rigged concrete weight assembly on it now fastened by some railroad ties welded to the frame. I could see the PTO housing below the weights but I'm not sure what the rockshaft would look like. Do you know where I could look for the parts?



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Nathan(GA)

09-12-2000 20:13:08




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 Re: Re: Re: John Deere 1010 Tractor in reply to Steve Emma, 09-12-2000 11:15:21  
Under and behind the seat. It has a big round shaft with arms on each end. Or it may not have the arms, just splines on the shaft. I think it's about a foot and half wide, but it's been a while so not sure. I think the following link will show ag junk yards. www.adeptr.com-agyards



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Nathan(GA)

09-12-2000 20:15:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: John Deere 1010 Tractor in reply to Nathan(GA), 09-12-2000 20:13:08  
Try this



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