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Re: 3pt.-cat1or2?
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Posted by Rick/NC on March 07, 2000 at 15:54:24 from (208.165.3.190):
In Reply to: 3pt.-cat1or2? posted by Zac on March 07, 2000 at 09:23:36:
Hate to mention BLUE paint in this forum, but the end of lift arms on my 52HP 4610 have changeable balls. My heaviest equipment is CatII and I am happy with that setup. Blazing HP causes me to be extra careful with CatI. Is it possible you could get both?? BTW, I do have an old Farmall Cultivision A that I learned to drive on....great sentimental value!!
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