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3 Pt Info

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Frank

08-06-2003 21:18:36




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Hi
I'm in the process of making a three point hitch for my Cockshutt 40 and was wondering if anyone can help me with some general 3 Pt info. What i need to know is, how high are the eye ends of lift arms in the full up and full down position?
I realize that all tractors will be different, but they should be approximately the same height from the ground. If I get a few people to check I can figure an average
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Frank

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Tom

08-07-2003 21:37:10




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 Re: 3 Pt Info in reply to Frank, 08-06-2003 21:18:36  
High point: About 2" lower than you'll need someday.

Low point: Same thing, upside down!

At least that's the way mine seem to work!



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Frank

08-08-2003 16:33:04




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 Re: Re: 3 Pt Info in reply to Tom, 08-07-2003 21:37:10  
Would be ok if I ended up only 2 inches too high or too low,just don't want to be 12 inches too low or too high.
How high is yours when it's 2 inches too low?
Frank



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Al m

08-07-2003 04:00:19




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 Re: 3 Pt Info in reply to Frank, 08-06-2003 21:18:36  
Look to the left,under research&info,click 3point specs then additional info.
lol
Al



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Frank

08-07-2003 06:50:26




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 Re: Re: 3 Pt Info in reply to Al m, 08-07-2003 04:00:19  
Yes that is very helpful, but it doesn't give heights. Everything else is there and I did read the whole article a few times to work things out, but i still need the max and min height for the ends of the lift arms
Thanks Frank



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