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Re: Equipment (1pt.) dealers in VA, WV NC?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on November 12, 2002 at 18:01:51 from (64.228.11.179):
In Reply to: Equipment (1pt.) dealers in VA, WV NC? posted by cpearce on November 12, 2002 at 14:47:45:
I have a set of pins that go through the 1-1/4 hole designed for cultivating equipment. This is in the part that bolts to three holes on final drive. On the head of that large pin I welded a cat 1 hitch pin I have a set of 3 point hitch links from scrap yard. I drop the 1 point and put lower links on and hook to rockshsft for 1 point. I use same vertical links as for 1 point. At bottom of these you must put a pivot to allow these to pivot both ways. For the top link I have lugs welded to shaft of 1 point rockshaft. If you need stabilizer or check chains you can hook to outer end of that 1-1/4 pin through the casting. I find this works well for any pto driven equipment. As for plows and other tillage or ground working tools I stay with the 1 point. I have fabricated numerous 1 point hitch implements. I have two plows a single furrow and a two furrow, these were built from a 3 furrow 3 point hitch plow. I have 3 cultivators; one used for row cultivation with S-tines and a 6' S-tine 4" spacing, The third one has the large S-tines 8 points I use much like a chisel plow. I also have a 2 row corn planter, 7'rotary hoe, scraper blade and a box scraper.
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