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Re: Farmall H 3 point hitch
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Posted by Brent in IA on July 08, 2003 at 06:36:39 from (129.186.243.110):
In Reply to: Farmall H 3 point hitch posted by Jim Cady on July 07, 2003 at 05:20:27:
I just posted a reply to another fellow on the one I built for my '49 H, here is a copy: I posted pictures in "parts n pieces" gallery, and a few in the "tractor" gallery by mistake, until I found you can't post parts pictures there. Sorry! Just search for 1949 Farmall H. I used 3/8" steel for most of the fabrication, except where the cylinder attach, there I used 1/2". The 3 point arms are Cat. I arms from the farm store. I cut a third one in 1/2 and used each end to make the top link arms. I got some excellent adjustable turnbuckles for the arms at Olton Welding (http://www.oltonwelding.com) for about $15 each I think it was. They have lots of other useful parts too. The cylinders were a pair I had, 2" x 6", they can lift more than the front weight of the tractor can handle as I can lift it of the ground if I'm not careful!
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