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Re: Tractor Classes
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Posted by Sage on October 10, 2001 at 21:16:26 from (207.98.228.159):
In Reply to: Tractor Classes posted by A.J. on October 10, 2001 at 12:19:34:
What they are talking about is the size of the linkage on the three point hitch. Category one is for small tractors, up to about 40hp I think, Cat. 2 is 40-90hp or something like that, and cat. 3 is something like 90 and above. Cat. 4 is reserved for the largest of the large tractors. measure the holes in your three point hitch where the pins stick in and then call a dealer, they should be able to tell you. Have never heard of tractors being classed, just trucks.
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