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Re: Re: Soap Box Subject!
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Posted by Clem on April 17, 2002 at 14:23:24 from (67.234.27.4):
In Reply to: Re: Soap Box Subject! posted by Alberta Mike on April 17, 2002 at 13:57:19:
You are absolutely correct!! I owned a late '39 Haul-All and it had the had the unique Electro-magnetic Auto-hitch. To use this hitch the operator simply backed up to within 2 meters of the implement and turned on the hitch. The implement then moved to the tractor and locked it self into place. In late 1939, during a demonstration that took place in Driftpile near Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta, Fenwick Nork of Norbuck, Alberta successfully hitched and unhitched 21 different implements in 4 minutes. It is said that to prepare himself for the demonstration he consumed 11 bottles of local beer and a half pint of imported rum. Hope this helps
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