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Posted by Wardner on December 25, 1999 at 12:36:22 from (63.23.215.94):
OK class, the quiz is over. I got 561 hits on the photos, not bad. Most of the replys were pretty good. I think that this tractor may be the only one of its kind to have a fast hitch. There are probably not to many with 3 point hitches either.
I have never seen a kit advertised for the largest standard tread IH's from that era. I was testing several things; the level of expertise of the readers at YTMag and whether any one who has actually seen the tractor is a reader here. I also wanted to see who new that no IH standard tread ever had a fast hitch and that no IH ever had a two cylinder fast hitch. The tractor is a 650-D, but there is nothing in the photos to say it could not be a 600. The fenders are wrong for a Super W-9. The hydraulic valves on the dash would not be included on a W-9. I built the hitch from parts belong to a 706 and a 560. Half of the materials for the hitch were fabricated by me and probably weigh more than three hundred pounds. The stuff on the fender is a three spool valve, reservoir, filter, and hoses. I use the tractor mainly for drilling 30" diameter holes five feet deep. A forklift mast fitted with fast hitch points snaps into the hitch. A top link is also attached. I had to remove the sheet metal floor behind the seat. A large hydraulic motor and gear box attaches to the mast. It can run on either the PTO pump or the live hydraulics, although not very quickly on the latter. It can work as a forklift as well. The whole rig works great.
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