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Will-Texas

06-06-2002 07:15:52




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I have a JD three point setup that came off a late "G". It has JD and P8 hundred numbers on the pieces. Example...one rock shaft arm has JD and P816-A. It has the two arms coming off the axel housings and joined to a cross piece with a hole in the center. What is the designation of this setup and how does the upper link system work? Thanks...




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JDBob

06-06-2002 07:47:07




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 Re: JD three point question... in reply to Will-Texas, 06-06-2002 07:15:52  
Will-Texas,

Sounds like you are describing what is called 800 series hitch. They had the 800 and 801, The flat bar at the top with the hole in is was called the "Evener Bar". The implements would have had a piece on them most commonly called a "Mast" that would hook up to the bar. I'll email you a couple pics I have of 800/801 series hitches. I put an 801 on my '52 A, it works out real well for me. Although I believe the 800/801 didn't come out until the 60's and 70's were introduced. I read somewhere that JD didn't recommend using them on the model A because the front end was too light. I've had some pretty good loads on mine and never had any problems at all.

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Will-Texas

06-06-2002 08:24:44




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 Re: Re: JD three point question... in reply to JDBob, 06-06-2002 07:47:07  
Thanks Bob; It looks like I have the 800-A.



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