Posted by Paul swpa on September 19, 2022 at 20:46:31 from (72.95.148.26):
In Reply to: Re: Ready to Bale Hay posted by paul on September 19, 2022 at 13:07:53:
I probably don't really understand all the equal angle hitch stuff, but I've not had any problems with either of these hitches and pto shaft chatter. The first picture is what I did to get rid of a bolt in drawbar pin. A few years ago there was a number of round baler fires in our area that burnt up tractors as well. With the bolt in pin the only way to unhook from the baler is to jack the tongue up over the pin. I didn't want to waste time if something caught fire so thought of this way to just pull pin and drive away, everything else will disconnect on separation.
Like I said on the second picture the square baler already had that adapter on it when we got it, couple years ago now, and it hasn't given any problems either. Then again maybe IH stuff is just that much different from the JD. :) Paul
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