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Re: 3-pt What's the best way? Any tricks?
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Posted by Dave_Id on October 21, 2002 at 13:20:02 from (67.250.134.91):
In Reply to: 3-pt What's the best way? Any tricks? posted by Farmall Paul on October 21, 2002 at 12:49:15:
Most 3points, not sure of the 8N, one of the links is adjustable to height... move three point up or down until the non-adjustable one lines up, then crank the adjustable one up or down until it lines up.. you still may have to manhandle or move the tractor back or forward slightly to get the pin in... It aways helps to have the wife handy to slip the pin in.
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