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3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer

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Bill

11-12-1999 19:24:14




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i thought i had seen a 3pt hitch trailer somewhere, not too big, but just right for fire wood. it had either no wheels or 1 like a bush hog.
thanks




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Jim

11-15-1999 03:32:01




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 Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to Bill, 11-12-1999 19:24:14  
Actually, Fergusan made a box that was like a small pick up bed, it pinned to your lift arms about 12 inches from the front of the box and had hinged clips at the front of the box that hooked around the arm forward of the pin. This box can be let down on the ground to roll heavy things in. I have one of those and also have another one that was a aftermarket box that works the same way. If you were to make a box, bigger that pins on the std 3pt setup and put a swivel wheel the size of a wheelbarrow wheel under it, you could carry quite a load without danger of rear up. Such a rig could be larger than most carry boxes and would enable the tractor to turn in tight places.

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PMHaas Pine Island MN

11-14-1999 08:23:00




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 Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to Bill, 11-12-1999 19:24:14  
TSC has a 3 Pt. frame that is nothing more than an angle iron bottom and front for attaching a box. It sells for 70 bucks, and you can put
any old box on you want or you can make one that is way too big and weighs way too much.



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Terry(MI-9N) another idea

11-12-1999 20:10:42




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 Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to Bill, 11-12-1999 19:24:14  
I just re-read your message and had another idea. You could use a scoop bucket and put it on backwards (like you would scoop dirt in reverse) I have used mine several times to carry wood, chain saw, wife, etc. down the driveway and into the woods. It worked pretty good.



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dirt scoop, huh?.............Jim(UT)

11-12-1999 20:27:52




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 Re: Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to Terry(MI-9N) another idea, 11-12-1999 20:10:42  
) I have used mine several times to carry wife, etc. down the driveway and into the woods. It worked pretty good.


Hmmmm, nobody told me tractors and dirt scoops could be aphrodisiacs....you mean if I get a dirt scoop my wife will finally warm up to the tractor idea?



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especially like it if you pull the dump cord.....

11-12-1999 20:43:15




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 Re: Re: Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to dirt scoop, huh?.............Jim(UT), 11-12-1999 20:27:52  
bill



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Terry(MI-9N)

11-12-1999 20:01:48




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 Re: 3point hitch wheel-less or one wheel trailer in reply to Bill, 11-12-1999 19:24:14  
Northern Tool & Equipment Co. Link carries a 3pt class 3 receiver. You can put your trailer hitch in it and pull just about anything you want. Kinda pricey. I think about $150. But if you're gonna use it alot it is probably worth it



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