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Super A is runnin' good....3 1/4 bore....I wanted to be sure this was a successful transplant before I put any hard dollars in it ....Hadn't had any cold cash comein' in since I finised a Const. Supt. job last Sept. GRAVY IS GETTIN'THIN...I'mm gonna be hillin' up some TATOR rows today, good as the tractor is runnin' I expect no problems....Best surprize is no surpise at all...Thank all Yaw'l for Your help....Tractor will need clutch very soon, got to rebuild or buy a new carb. Since I've got this Super A goin' I have an International 240 Utility an a "A" I have no use for and need to sell' Which brings Us to the Question
What is the correct name for the hitch that is on this 240?

Thanks Wild Bill
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It started out as a "3-point Fast Hitch" but it looks like it now has a number of home-made or substitute parts.
 
I agree with Jim... looks like the top link attachment may be from an aftermarket kit and the lower looks home made. I have an IH 3 point kit on mine and it looks nothing like that. It uses a different, fairly short top link that is specific to that hitch and the bottom two do not have swivel balls... has the hooks that snap over the implement pins. I believe mine is called an industrial 3 point hitch with tele-depth.
 
Mr. Becker..Your post boosted My memory, several years back the Case/ IH parts man ran me a drawin' of the two point and three point fast hitch with traction control and tel a depth. His drawin's ended at the clevis on the left link and the levelin' screw housein' on the right side ( as You look at the tractor from the back end ) Somebody had added the levelin'screw on the left side before I got the tractor. The piece on the left side to hook an emplement to, I made, it goes outside the frame of the hitch ( Hitch was an inch or so too narrow for My bushog ) I use the right side like I/H entended, left side piece bolts on and this works okay. This tractor runs okay, smokes some, I've bushoged 4 hrs. It will be down a quart of oil, gen. replaced with alt. brakes weak, needs paintin'..Seat..IFRC, a 1964, a few over 3000 made....Anybody got an idea what a fair price is...For Me and the buyer? Had an offer of $1000 but I was usein' the tractor then.
Thanks,
Wild Bill
 
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