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Posted by NCbill on August 06, 2004 at 13:20:02 from (70.60.104.251):
Going to look at a 1968 or 1969 vintage Farmall 140 with Woods 59" mower this weekend. The tractor once had a one point hitch, cultivators and fertilizer attachments, but the present owner sold them. What is easier and more practical: 1) Rig this tractor up like a Super A at the rear with two lift arms and chains, 2) Install a used one point hitch assembly ,or 3) Install a three point hitch kit? I'm not restoration minded and just want to use the tractor for gardening activities (turning plow, disk harrow and rear cultivators).
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