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Super A Three Point Hitch

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Derrick In NY

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I"m in the process of trying to rebuild and strengthen the three point hitch on my Super A that I built 5 years ago when I was about 14 and I"m looking for opinions on where the top link mount should go. I know it has worked for the last 5 years but I have a heavier back blade and think it could use some improvements.
Thanks, Derrick
 
All of the ones that I have seen clamp on the bar that goes between the two lift arms. I have seen them lift the front off the ground with no problem from there.
 
Derrick: If you want better information, send me an e mail.
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da bees: I had that disk around here when I started designing my 3 point hiches. I decided if my 130 or 140 would lift that my design was right. Both my 130 and 140 lift that disk but it's just about their limit. I have disked with them but I loose traction quite easily. I wouldn't want to use the disk full time on those little tractors. I did disk my garden 3 years and could pull it close to axle deep, long as I didn't set the angle too sharp.
 
I agree,that is a good test for lift.I commented because when I saw the pic,it reminded me of my brother back in the day.He would hound the hay man to wrap the bales tight because he paid per bale rather than tons.Feeding season he would move bales backing up,front wheels off the ground,steering with brakes.
 
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