dpski: You may be understanding that correctly, however I don't understand your pricing formula.
A Super C with fast hitch will have it's own remote cylinder, check valve and remote valve that operate the hitch and were part of the hitch option when new. The 2 point to 3 point adapter that Ron shows in his photo has no hydraulics. It's just a mechanical device that plugs into fast hitch receivers and to which you can hook 3 point hitch equipment. I think the aftermarket adaptor is still under $200. new, often see them $100-$150 used.
So I can't understand where your coming up with $400. You certainly can't buy a new aftermarket 3 point hitch, complete with controls for $400. You probably can't buy a decent used one complete for $400.
The two systems don't mix, you either have a fast hitch and buy an adaptor for $150.-$200., buy a fast hitch complete with controls, plus buy the adaptor probably $650. total. or you can buy a new aftermarket 3 point hitch complete with controls for $750.-$800.
Now there may be deals on used parts that come along, be careful on that one, make sure you have it all. Finding that missing piece can get expensive.
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