If you look at that time frame in the 50s and 60s IH was not the only company with there own hitching system. IH had the fast hitch, AC had the snap coupler, Case had Eagel Claw, MF and Ford and JD had 3pt. With IH and AC and Case having there own hitching systems you could only use there mounted equipment. Brand loyaty only gose so far. With 3pt you could use anybodys equipment on your tractor. In the mid to late 60s everyone But IH had gone to 3pt as standard equipment on there tractors except for IH who held out to the late 70s and then droped the Fast Hitch. Hydrolic ends use to be the same way and now Pioner is standard now (remember the tool box full of adapters). It all boils down to Standerising. Any tractor any equipment. Its the American Way! Bandit
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