Posted by Cub149 on February 21, 2010 at 07:07:15 from (174.130.27.71):
In Reply to: Hinge pin.. posted by mike paulson on February 20, 2010 at 23:55:27:
You only need that pin if you want to apply downpressure to the fasthitch. Mine had a bolt and nut in place of the pin, but I removed it, as I haven't had the need for downpressure (posthole digger?), except for once using it to lift the rear of the tractor to test the hydraulics.
By the way, how do the ladder chains work for you? The lugs on my tires don't have as much angle as yours, and I think they would fall between the lugs and be useless.
This post was edited by Cub149 at 07:10:07 02/21/10.
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