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Posted by steve on April 15, 2002 at 16:59:14 from (165.200.93.212):
can anyone tell me any and all info on converting this to a 3 point hitch. i am told that it can be done. also, can it be converted to wide front end? i am new to this so forgive me if my questions are a little naive...i just bought this and it is in relatively good shape with an after market loader w/snow bucket...i would like to convert to the 3 point so that i can put a blade on the back and use for my own needs...got plenty of drive way to take care of but nothing major...just seems like a good project to get going on. $$$$$ not major problem...don't mind spending a little cash to end up with what i want...thanks to all who can help....
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