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Re: Re: Looks Handy!
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Posted by Dan G/Soganofla on February 09, 2001 at 10:05:58 from (208.24.179.202):
In Reply to: Re: Looks Handy! posted by paul on February 07, 2001 at 19:23:46:
The A-frame is actually the "Jiffy Hitch" that they are advertising. It consists of 2 A-frames, with the larger being attached to the implement. The smaller attaches to the 3point, and fits inside the bigger one. You can just back up to the tool, lift it up and drive off without getting off the tractor. To unhook, just set it down and pull a lanyard to release the latch. They work great for anything that doesn't use the PTO.
The hydraulic top-link is a seperate deal.
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