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Re: Tractor Suggestion
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Posted by RayP on December 18, 2000 at 15:01:19 from (216.46.197.216):
In Reply to: Tractor Suggestion posted by Andy on December 18, 2000 at 14:22:22:
Andy - with regard to the 2pt hitch, you will have a hard time finding very many 2 point hitch impliments for your tractor. Conversion kits for 2pt to 3pt hitches are available, for about $300 from worksaver.com - they sell through dealers. The conversion is pretty well documented on their website. I have one and it works OK, but not as versatile as a GOOD 3pt hitch. The other option is to get a GOOD 3pt hitch unit with it's own hydraulic cylinder(s). There is a company out of Saginaw Michigan that has a pretty good reputation for good 3pt hitches. Someone else will have to supply their address. Good luck! Keep us informed - lots of experience to be tapped on this site. My 16 yr old son is restoring a 1949 JD B, right now. We're thrilled to have the younger guys working on these oldies!
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