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Re: 3PT Quick Connect
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Posted by nwb on July 15, 2004 at 18:18:29 from (63.155.180.23):
In Reply to: 3PT Quick Connect posted by farmer dave on July 15, 2004 at 16:49:06:
I've always used Ford tractors, 8N through 5000. I use both cat. 1 and cat.2 equipment. Quick hitches come in different Cat. sizes. They work great if all your equipment is the same size. By having different cat. size equipment I have never used a quick hitch. I don't know your tractor or equipment,but do your homework before spending $200 on something that you cannot use. For example, my post hole auger does not use a top link. The beam serves as a top link. I've seen others built in this manner. For that type of auger you will need to remove the quick hitch. Hope this helps. LOL
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