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Re: 140 3-pt hitch
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Posted by AZglide on January 12, 2004 at 18:03:26 from (69.132.59.146):
In Reply to: 140 3-pt hitch posted by Kevin (FL) on January 05, 2004 at 08:43:45:
I use my 140 with a 5' bush hog and have never had a problem as long as my common sense was in gear. Three or four foot bushes are no problem but would be hesitant to go much larger than that. Seems to be at least as good as my NAA plus you are up high enough that you are not getting hit in the back all the time. I'm sure the u-joints will wear faster running at a angle but the angle is not extreme and they will probably out last me. Worksaver 3 point works fine but I believe the attachment of the lift arms could use some improvement, not enough flexibility. Even used it to plow the garden last fall using a Ford 2-14 plow. Pulling it was not problem and a lot easier to control than the NAA. Hope this helps, remember a ORC is a must and watch those banks and hillsides.
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