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Posted by john d on January 27, 2007 at 08:15:54 from (69.130.182.224):
In Reply to: H/M 3-point Options? posted by City-Boy McCoy on January 26, 2007 at 16:13:42:
I don't have any experience with the brands that have been mentioned in this thread. I do have experience, however with a 3pt hitch that my Dad bought several years ago. It's on my Farmall M, and while it's made the tractor more useful, it's a piece of junk that I've re-inforced, re-built, and re-designed over the years in an effort to make it work like it should. Buy a 3pt hitch that is stronger than you think it needs to be. Sooner or later you will hitch something to it that nearly balances your tractor on its rear wheels. With two cylinders, or even one big one (mine's now running a 4" cylinder) you can pick up and move some huge loads. Get one that's over-built and ready for abuse. Mine does not allow the use of any part of the original drawbar, and I wish it did.
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