Hello, Sodbuster: I have a like new Sagninaw 3 point hitch. I put it on a Super M Farmall about 14 or 15 years ago. The only task I ever did with it was blade a bit of snow and gravel with it for a few years. Mine does have the two hydraulic cylinders. I cannot recall, but I think the new price on that was something like $625.00 to $699.00, and if I recall, the last ones made, advertised in the Red Power Magazine might have been priced at $799.00. I haven't used it in probably 10 years. I am located in SW Minnesota, but I also have an upcoming trip to Duluth, which may be as soon as the end of next week. The hitch is located at my parents' farm about half an hour away, so I cannot provide photos of it to you right away. I am going there for Easter and could probably get some then. I also have a friend of mine who has an older one, which I think may be a "Cornhusker" brand. It is just the hitch, and it is set up to utilize just one hydraulic cylinder. I know he wants to sell it, but am unsure as to how much he wants for it. I am not quite sure what I want for the one I have, but am open to talking about it. If interested, let me know. I think I remember how to open up "email" for this site.
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