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Super 88- lift?

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Jay Young

01-14-2004 14:46:03




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Hi guys. Most of my experience has been with 8N fords and an Allis WD. Nevertheless, when a Super 88 came up for sale in my backyard, I went to look at it. It looks well cared for, not much rust, and has a recent coat of pait (not bad). What has stopped me in my tracks, however, is that there is no sign of a lift- 3 point or otherwise- on it. Is this just the way 88's are, or did some have lifts? Is there a way to retrofit a lift without cobbleing a well preserved tractor? Without a lift, I'm afraid it won't be of a lot of use. Thanks in advance for any assistance you may be able to provide.
Jay Young
Madison, wis

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oleblu

01-14-2004 17:38:20




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 Re: Super 88- lift? in reply to Jay Young, 01-14-2004 14:46:03  
Jay, while I hope to give you the right answers, I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. I think the S88 was available with a 3 pt hitch. Since you don't see too many, I'd expect the actual number of tractors with these options would be a small percentage of the total production. Aftermarket "add on" units are available with a price tag of around $650. Let me know if you are looking for one as I might be able to fix you up. oleblu

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J. Schwiebert

01-14-2004 17:59:57




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 Re: Re: Super 88- lift? in reply to oleblu, 01-14-2004 17:38:20  
Oleblu is correct. The 3 point was known as a "Hydra-Hitch" It uses one of the hydra-lectric cylinders for the lift. They are scarce. They could also be found on Super 77 , 770 & 880 models.



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