Posted by farmallhal on March 21, 2010 at 08:05:50 from (71.1.111.67):
In Reply to: 200 2pt to 3pt posted by clint s on March 21, 2010 at 07:41:52:
Clint, I've never used one and in fact never have seen one up close except in pictures. The way they would work is you would install the 3 point portion to the 3 point implement, install the top link bracket to the back of the tractor and then back up with the 2 point fast hitch to insert the prongs into the hitch receivers and attach the top link. Probably will need an additional person to assist getting it hooked up. I note you are asking about a Farmall 200 and guess you know those prongs come in two different sizes. The 200 takes the smaller of them as the receivers are sized to accept only the 2 1/2" smaller prongs. I am a real fan of the two point original equipment so everything I use with my Super C are fast hitch original implements. I do have an IHC 2 point fast hitch to 3 point adapter (never used it though) which is quite a bit different then the aftermarket approach you are looking at. It accomplishs the same task. They show up in the photo adds quite often but only look at the small point models for the 200. Hope this helps, Hal.
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