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IAtractorKid

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OK guys, first experience with a fast hitch here. My sister just bought an IH 606 utility with a fast hitch. I've got a 7' 3pt blade I'm going to sell her, and a friend of hers gave her a 6' 3pt bush hog. It already has the 3rd link bracket. My question, what kind of conversion tongs should she get? I see some that are straight, some that are curved up and some that are curved out. Plus some that pivot in and out. Whats best or will work better for blade and/or bush hog? Pictures welcome! Thanks for the input!
 
http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/HK132_2-Point-Conversion-Kit_6360.htm?gclid=CLrvhNyej8ECFUoF7AodNSgALg

Opps try this
 
Curved out is for Category II 3-pt; Curved up is good and Cat I. Straight out won't lift stuff high enough.
 
Whether they are straight or bent out depends on the width of the pins on the 3-point implement. Cat 1 implements take 26" spacing, Cat 2 takes 32".

I have a set of each, since I have a variety of 3-point stuff around here.

Both of mine have the ends angled upwards, and on my 450, there's some implements it wouldn't lift high enough without the upward angled ends.

I bought mine at http://agstore.com/hitch2.html and they were the best priced I could find. Quality of them is very good too. You can buy just the prongs, or the complete kit with the bracket to mount your centerlink.
 
I should add I'm in no way affiliated with that company, just a satisfied customer. The prongs they sell look identical to some that are twice the price on ebay. Plus, when I ordered mine, the brown truck showed up with 'em within 4 days.
 
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