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Posted by Allan in NE on December 20, 2005 at 15:11:12 from (148.78.243.25):
Howdy Guys! Jumped in the truck early this morning and ran down to a big salvage yard to gather up all the parts and pieces for this old 3-point hitch. Got home 'bout 1pm and started thrownin' 'er together. Found all the indexing marks right off the bat, put on the lift arms and hit 'em first stab. Cleaned out the pivot pin holes and hung the carry arms, lifted 'em up and walla! 3-point arms, they are a hangin'. Went to mount the sway train/drawbar rest. Oooops, they gave me one for a large frame tractor. Not even close! :>( Oh well, what's another 200 miles anyway in the larger scheme of things? :>) Allan 
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