Troy atlas
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Does anyone know if a fast hitch off a. Farmall 400, would fit on 350 diesel.
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Janicholson
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No. Short answer, but they are way different animals the 350 is descended from an H the 400 from an M. they have in common only a very few components and the same prong socket size/spacing.
Anything is possible with radical reengineering and a good metal working facility, but bolt on? no. Jim
Anything is possible with radical reengineering and a good metal working facility, but bolt on? no. Jim
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