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Re: fast hitch 3 pt conversion
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Posted by Wardner on February 05, 2007 at 18:19:58 from (206.148.21.12):
In Reply to: fast hitch 3 pt conversion posted by Ronald on February 05, 2007 at 17:44:02:
The tongs come straight, bent, offset, and welded to an arched shaped bridge that connects the tongs into one piece. Your tongs will need to be different for various applications. For instance, will you be using the PTO? Where will you attach the top link? Where will you attach the tongs on the implement? Don't bother answering. I still couldn't tell you how to fabricate your tongs. You will have to put the tractor and implement in proximity and go from there. The proximity thing works. I figured out how to mount all the implements for a Cub when I was eight or nine. I had no help or manuals. I just moved things around until they fit.
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