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Re: 300 to M
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Posted by Dick Davis on January 29, 2003 at 05:02:29 from (152.163.189.203):
In Reply to: 300 to M posted by Daniel T. Maxey on January 28, 2003 at 20:44:11:
As far as the Fast Hitch goes, Nope. The fast hitch bolts into holes cast into the differential case. Of the M series only the SMTA had those holes. The 300 was the same width as an H so would be too narrow for an M as well. So if you're looking to salvage the 300 stuff you might combine it with an H an build one of those mythical Super H TA's we all are looing for. If you're looking to upgrade your M you might try and add a live hydraulic and an after market three point. Not sure if the distributor driven hydraulic pump from a 300/350 will fit on an M/400/450? But I expect someone else herein will know for sure. Good Luck Dick
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