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3 Pt Hitch: MH 22

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PaulG

09-15-2004 08:57:55




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I have an old Massey that does not have a 3 pty hitch. How hard will it be to install one? Will any 3 pt. work or will I have find one specific to that model? Any info would be a help. Also, has anyone set up a site to download a parts cat. for these tractors?




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Tinman

09-15-2004 17:29:41




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 Re: 3 Pt Hitch: MH 22 in reply to PaulG, 09-15-2004 08:57:55  
Is your 22 a standard (wide front) tractor or a row crop? Does it have a hydraulic cylinder and a pump?



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PaulG

09-16-2004 04:38:28




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 Re: 3 Pt Hitch: MH 22 in reply to Tinman, 09-15-2004 17:29:41  
It has a wide front and is also a row crop (38" tires). It has a hydraulic pump and cylinder which runs both loader and a home made power steering assy.



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Harris Guy

09-17-2004 08:45:27




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 Re: 3 Pt Hitch: MH 22 in reply to PaulG, 09-16-2004 04:38:28  
If you have factory central hydraulics, seems you are keeping them busy. The 22 was the first
MH to have central hydraulics, 3 point, in '48.
These were common options, if you do some work
looking, you may find a 'parked' 22, with 3 point.
Question remains, what is the wear condition? The lift shaft, lower anchor brackets, for the arms, are the choice parts. The lift arms/vertical linkage may be tired, welded-up iron. Probably better to compare aftermarket replacements, for Ford/Ferguson. These may cost
you half the price of attempting to rebuild worn
arms/rusted to scrap, at added outlay.

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