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Re: Making up a 3-point hitch for a Model M
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Posted by Dave in Texas on July 22, 2004 at 12:17:23 from (66.134.33.190):
In Reply to: Making up a 3-point hitch for a Model M posted by Bob in East Texas on July 22, 2004 at 08:15:40:
I made one for an M and one for my H. Total cost was about $300 each and had over 300 pounds of steel in them. Mine is a copy of the Saganaw. I keep the original draw bars. It did take 2 full days of cutting & welding and another day for painting and hook up. The only error I made was making the first one with to short of arms. They ended up 49" long. You have to add freight to the price listed in the other Post. That is expensive from Wi to Tx.
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