ryanwheelock said: (quoted from post at 11:23:34 01/20/10) I've had it sitting for 2 years and rarely come across someone witha pull-type. 99% of them up here are 3pt.
Ryan in Northern Michigan
Be careful that you don't do all that work and end up with a far less than satisfactory solution. If the hitch pivot point isn't mid way between the two u-joints, the velocity changes as the shaft make a revolution will chatter, beat the devil out of the whole PTO drive train and make you think (& rightly so) that it is about to self-destruct. I have one that some jake-leg built wrong that I have had for awhile with good intentions to fix right, but haven't ever run across the carrier bearing & shaft, so it may just sink into the earth. It is a piece of C as it is.
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