1 Point Fast Hitch

TomSAV

On the hitching to Cub implements the SA, 100, 130 and 140 all use the large hitch socket while the Cub uses the small one. Cub implements will work on the larger tractors using the 1/2" filler bar. IH provided and sold these years ago, just a 1/2" x 1" x 12" bar to take up space. I have quite a few attachments I fabricated using small hitch forks. In each case I perminently welded a bar to the bottom of fork for the filler bar.

Over the years I have owned 3 - SA, 2 - 130 and a 140. One of the 130s was a parts tractor bought to acquire fast hitch for a SA. I currently own a SA, 130 and 140 all with single point fast hitch. I also have 12 single point implements, and am always looking for more. Over the years I have run across numerous small point, single point fast hitch implements at auctions. And yes some of them were IH factory implements. Some were also fabricated implements. I have 4 implements I either modified or fabricated using hitch points from SC, 200 mowers. I do know the difference from IH factory original and aftermarket.

If I run across any of these and have a camra I will take a photo. However don't hold your breath waiting as I am not in the habit of taking a camra to auctions. Might see it at shows, but that season almost over up in these parts.

I went out and measured by 140 Fast Hitch points vs. the Cub Fast hitch points. I found no difference. I re-read you reply, and think I measured the wrong demension, so When you say they are an inch Difference, you don't mean thickness, (Wide) side to side, but rather thickness top to bottom? Right? (Than's the only demension I didn't compare) Everything else measured the same, Point size, groove length, point length, width 1" (side to side), so If I understand you right you would put to plate you're refferring to on the bottom of the Cub Fast hitch point to make up the difference?