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Adding a 3-point to a MF202 Industrial

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Pappey

01-09-2005 06:00:44




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How would one go about doing this? Is it more trouble than it's worth?




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Sam H.

01-09-2005 06:39:32




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 Re: Adding a 3-point to a MF202 Industrial in reply to Pappey, 01-09-2005 06:00:44  
I put a 3-point out of a 203 into my 202 for about $750 in 1984. I think you could take the top cover and pump out of any massey that uses the same rear housing and make it work. You probably have the lower studs for the lift arms under the rear axle already. You would have to check with Big Dean.



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GaryF

01-09-2005 10:14:07




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 Re: Adding a 3-point to a MF202 Industrial in reply to Sam H., 01-09-2005 06:39:32  
When 3point was installed in my MF204 the donor tractor was a MF35. You will also need some bearings if you don't already have the PTO. Is yours a single or dual clutch tractor? Cost was $1200 canadian installed and setup to work as it should.
Gary



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Pappey

01-09-2005 13:33:28




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 Re: Adding a 3-point to a MF202 Industrial in reply to GaryF, 01-09-2005 10:14:07  
It has a PTO, but I don't know how to tell if it is a two stage or single stage clutch without actually using it. Right now the PTO has a cover over it, and I haven't taken it off to see how the clutch works with the PTO engaged.

I haven't had the thing more than a month. I've done quite a bit of backhoe work and I'm contemplating putting a 3 point on it, so I can use it as a field tractor as well.

When I bought it, I planned on using it to do some backhoe work and then selling it as soon as I was finished with the backhoe work ... but now I'm getting kind of attached to the thing.

Thanks for the info ... that goes for Sam too.

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