Posted by notjustair on February 13, 2016 at 21:02:20 from (70.195.13.34):
In Reply to: Hammer Strap posted by tractorkrum on February 13, 2016 at 20:33:41:
For heavy implements such as a disk or cultivator that have an "eye" hitch instead of a clevis type. It turns the tractor into the female end of the hitch. I only have them on JD tractors but on those the pin is integrated with a hold down strap so you can't lose it. The tractor hitch seems to last much longer without egging out and the eye on the implement is very heavy cast so it is durable as well. I can count four large implements here that have them. It's a real pain if you have to take it off to hook up the other type of hitch. On JD it takes a large crescent wrench and an inch and an eighth wrench. Not that I have it memorized or anything.
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