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Re: Pintle hook hitch
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Posted by Dale13 on January 10, 2002 at 20:47:56 from (207.49.223.178):
In Reply to: Pintle hook hitch posted by ScottyNY on January 10, 2002 at 17:57:44:
Sounds like thats a plow without trip bottoms. They used a hitch that would release when the plow hooked into something like a root or large rock.The part that the ring hooked into was usally a spring loaded toggle.Some non-red tractors had a rope that went to the clutch lever,you learned to keep your knee out of the way quick. I have a set of 2 bottoms that someone before me welded the hitch solid,no problem for the little I do with it. Just hook it to the draw bar with a clevis.
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