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Posted by bil b va on December 07, 2006 at 22:02:25 from (209.240.206.214):
In Reply to: Another Hitch Question =) posted by JayWalt on December 07, 2006 at 16:15:32:
i have a set of 3 point conversion prongs for my fast hitch . the way i hook up 3 point implements is i back up to the implement with the prongs in the sockets . i stop about 8 inches from from the implemnt and get off te tractor and unlatch he prongs and pull them back to the pins . this gives enough side play to pull out sideways and over the pins . i then get on the tractor and back up to seat and latch the prongs .
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