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smta belly mount hitch length

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paul

04-25-2004 08:58:10




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Trying to get a adjustable hitch set up on this tractor for atique pulls in 6500 to 7000 class I got the hight down pat but I want to use the belly draw bar for safty and weight transfer off the front to rear wheels.I have moved the wishbone in by using the orginal set up by bolting 3/8x4x3 angle on both sides connected to the orginal axle mounts.I plan on cutting the belly bar,drilling holes to make it adjustable for legnth. Now for the big question the closest I can get to the center of the rear axle without drilling additonal holes into the wishbone is 23 inches from the center axle to hitch point. considering the legnth and wide front end, aprox 1400# will this set up be close enough to the axle.I can always move the belly bar out to pick up on the front end.Thank you for taking the time to read my post.E mail me for questions.Paul

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04-25-2004 10:48:40




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 Re: smta belly mount hitch length in reply to paul, 04-25-2004 08:58:10  
use the holes in the rear end that were for the fast hitch to make your hieghth adjuster



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