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HOW TO MAKE POST DIGGER WORK ON MH 44?

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SHANNON

11-05-2003 11:04:44




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did anyone has tried to hitch 3 point hitch post digger on massey harris 44 with factory 3 point hitch, which the top link is right undereath the pto... the problem is trying to hook up the shaft to pto..so has anyone tried and make it work?

thanks sbone




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marlowe

11-05-2003 15:56:41




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 Re: HOW TO MAKE POST DIGGER WORK ON MH 44? in reply to SHANNON , 11-05-2003 11:04:44  
make a new top link bracket above the pto



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SHANNON

11-06-2003 01:04:49




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 Re: Re: HOW TO MAKE POST DIGGER WORK ON MH 44? in reply to marlowe, 11-05-2003 15:56:41  
probably not, wanting to keep things orginal as it was... i have a idea, you cut the partial top link on post hole digger and you build a square shape thick frame and weld it onto the post hole digger that way the pto shaft can go throught and connect the pto and to the gearbox on post hole digger.. just wondering if anyone and already done it.. i already made the brush hog work with orginal 3 point hich on mine with top link like a sqare hole... works real good...but the post hole digger is abit different, the way they made it.. thats all i can think of, i guess cut a piece off on top link part and build a squre shape frame and weld it onto that..

sbone

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