Re: seeking history of 3 point hitch/PTO type/incompatibilities?

Posted by jwal10 on September 13, 2014 at 08:00:49 from (71.38.147.124):

In Reply to: seeking history of 3 point hitch/PTO type/incompatibilities? posted by neodoodlebug on September 13, 2014 at 05:27:35:

There were a lot of cultivator setups too. Many people think the early case hydraulic lifts were some form of early 3pt. It was a hydraulic lift for cultivators and plows. SC and DC Cases had these. The early ones were mechanical lifts, not hydraulic. Many older tractors without 3 pt. can be converted to 3 pt. with an aftermarket attachment. Some small older tractors had a small PTO, like Farmall As and Bs. The early Hs had the small PTO but can be converted to the standard size with a sleeve. For a new operator, remember that the old tractors were not independent PTO, they were driven through the transmission and should always have an overrunning clutch added to the shaft so the implement does not push the tractor, especially on hills and in tight spots....James

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