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Identify this 3pt hitch

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Willy

04-03-2002 19:11:15

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Hi all Can anyone identify this 3pt hitch or tell me if you have ever seen one like it? Thanks William

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farmuse

04-04-2002 17:24:19

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Re: Identify this 3pt hitch in reply to Willy, 04-03-2002 19:11:15

Hope it's not just tied to the top of the power trol!

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Frank-in-Tallahassee

04-03-2002 19:35:43

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Re: Identify this 3pt hitch in reply to Willy, 04-03-2002 19:11:15

William:

It looks a lot like the Hoxey Hitch plans design..you buy the plans and build it yourself.

Or it could be a commercially available after-market type, but it's not an original JD, like and 800, or an 801 if that's what you might be wondering.

Nice installation !

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855

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HOMEMADE

04-03-2002 19:32:53

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Re: Identify this 3pt hitch in reply to Willy, 04-03-2002 19:11:15

Looks like someone did a good job with a torch and a welder.

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Walt F

04-03-2002 19:52:12

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Re: Re: Identify this 3pt hitch in reply to HOMEMADE, 04-03-2002 19:32:53

Is that a john deere 50? Mine came with some big arms on the rock shaft, big forgings with square head bolts (2 each) like the upper arms of a three point system. I was wondering if they were part of a three point system?

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Frank-in-Tallahassee

04-03-2002 19:58:47

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Re: Re: Re: Identify this 3pt hitch in reply to Walt F, 04-03-2002 19:52:12

Walt:

They might be the lift arms from the 800 or 801 3 pt. hitch. They're probably valuable.

Frank

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