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MH33 on eBay

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Rod in Smiths F

12-03-2005 14:51:57




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This row crop model has hydraulics and a three-point hitch. One photo shows the rear arrangement and raises some questions:

1. How do you get on and off this tractor? It's awkward enough on my MH30 with the pto shaft attached. This one must be a real jungle gym.

2. The pto shaft is ABOVE the third link for the hitch. Could you run a bush hog, for example, with the pto shaft above the top link?

The three point hitch arrangement may be an after-market product. It is certainly interesting to look at in this listing.

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Christos

12-04-2005 08:54:53




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 Re: MH33 on eBay in reply to Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, , 12-03-2005 14:51:57  
Didn't Massey-Harris have a depth-o-matic feature that was sort of like a 3 point hitch and that later became one when Fergie and M-H merged in 1953? I was thinking it could be a retrofitted D-o-M...but then again, I've never seen a M-H tractor in person, lest one with a D-o-M or a 3-point.

Just my 2c

Christos



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Eric in IL

12-03-2005 16:27:11




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 Re: MH33 on eBay in reply to Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, , 12-03-2005 14:51:57  
It is only a guess but could the pto be routed through the loop in the top link? It doesn't look like much of an engineering accomplishment does it. How could you keep the top link from rotating, thus rubbing the pto shaft? Don't think I would want to use it.



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Rod in Smiths Falls, ON,

12-03-2005 19:04:08




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 Re: MH33 on eBay in reply to Eric in IL, 12-03-2005 16:27:11  
Ah! I wondered what that strange top link was. Your suggestion makes sense.



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