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Re: 3pt Conversions
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Posted by Nat on January 16, 2003 at 10:19:17 from (24.28.252.74):
In Reply to: 3pt Conversions posted by moonlite on January 16, 2003 at 06:22:26:
I believe I'll disagree somewhat, I have made 3PH conversions on several,On a WD allis I made a frame that fit the snap coupler it had sway bars and was the correct distance from PTO, worked great, Better than the snap coupler ever worked, currently have an M JD that I put a 3PH on , I've used it to bushog, scrape drive, and mow with a 3PH rear mower that works better than my son's 245 Kubota's sway chains. Now I will readily admit the M doesn't work better than say, a 40 JD that came out with a 3PH, but it sure is better than the origonal hitch, Luck Nat
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