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Posted by 1PWRFULH on November 23, 2000 at 07:07:54 from (63.23.233.243):
In Reply to: !!!SURELY??? posted by Plowboy on November 22, 2000 at 20:25:57:
Hey Plowboy. I bought a 3pt. for my H that the guy makes homemade. It was cheaper than most 3pt. so I decided to try it. Turns out it works very well. The only problem w/ it is that it doesnt quit lift high enough for some stuff but were gonna change that by moving where the lift arms attach on the tractor down about 3 in. which should throw the arms up quit a bit where the implements attach...No big deal. I have some pics of it. Dont know if its much help but they sure look really easy to build. After seeing one they are really simple. This one bolts on the original drawbar and will lift ANYTHING!
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