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Power traction hitch on 770

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Mark N.

09-10-2006 12:52:59




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I just finished doing all the dry fitting of the Power Traction hitch before I take it all back off to paint it. The only thing I notice is that in the full up position it looks like the PTO shield will not work. It was off the tractor when I finished this project but as I was checking it all out it looked very close to the PTO shaft which it misses. I went and looked in the factory manuals and parts list I have and a picture in the book shows the PTO shield on with this hitch. Does anyone have any other input on this. On a side note, I'm really liking this hitch. It's easy to hook up to items and pretty solid and very adjustable to different conditions. Any replies are appreciated.

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Ken L.

09-10-2006 15:25:01




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 Re: Power traction hitch on 770 in reply to Mark N., 09-10-2006 12:52:59  
I have an 880 that my dad bought new in 1959 with the traction hitch. At the dealership they flared out the lower ends of the sheild and it works fine. Make sure that you don't have the extendable links pulled all the way together and you should have no problems. It does get close to the shield. Make sure that you never raise it with a PTO driven machine hooked to the drawbar. My brother found out that the PTO shaft doesn't really like that.

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09-10-2006 13:30:35




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 Re: Power traction hitch on 770 in reply to Mark N., 09-10-2006 12:52:59  
I run my 3 point blower with the PTO shield on with no sweat. I don't think I raise it all the way up usually??? The hitch is a beast, you will like it. Very easy to hitch impliments. Depending on what you hitch to, you will notice the front gets light with no weights on...



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