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Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC?

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Wolverine

05-07-2003 19:36:54

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I have an old DC that I want to use a blade on but it is prior to the eagle hitch, I see some tractors with those after market 3 pt. hitches. Are they any good? Can you get one for a DC? Thanks

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Kennyp

05-08-2003 16:00:53

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Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to Wolverine, 05-07-2003 19:36:54

Don't weld. Some where here there is a picture of arms adapted to a SC. Sorry-too lazy to hunt it up, forgot who did it. I printed it out and my buddy used it as an idea to BOLT extensions on his SC. He made a bracket under the seat for the top link. Works great.

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05-08-2003 16:09:18

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Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to Kennyp, 05-08-2003 16:00:53

Hey I found the picture and E-mailed it to you. My friend used the existings bolt holes at the front put a long rod through the end of the lift arms to rest the longer arms on. Have fun.

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C. Amick

05-08-2003 08:48:57

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Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to Wolverine, 05-07-2003 19:36:54

Does your tractor have a hydraulic lifting bail on it? I just put a 3pt. hitch on an SC that has a lifting bail. I made it though.

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wolverine

05-08-2003 11:55:42

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Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to C. Amick, 05-08-2003 08:48:57

It has the 2 small arms that operate off a small bottom mounted cylinder. I am not sure what to call it. The cylinder is there but no hoses up to the remotes. I have never tried to operate them.

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C. Amick

05-08-2003 14:46:11

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Re: Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to wolverine, 05-08-2003 11:55:42

It sounds like a lifting bail. I don't know much about DC's. If it's like the SC, the hydraulic pump runs off the PTO. Inside the housing there is a sprocket on the PTO shaft that and it has a chain that goes down to another shaft that runs the pump. I have between $100 and $200 invested in the 3pt. hitch on my SC. Do you know a good welder?

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05-08-2003 15:46:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to C. Amick, 05-08-2003 14:46:11

Have you got any photos that you can post or e-mail to me....I'd like to see how you did it. :-)

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05-08-2003 16:49:51

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to mj, 05-08-2003 15:46:59

Here's the homemade hitch on my '49 SC with the lifting bail.

The arm extension "boxes" are welded to the top of the lift bail, but if you remove the two cotter pins, slide the round bar out of the tabs on the extended lift arms, and they will slide right out of the boxes on the lift bail.

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-Schotte

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05-09-2003 06:57:01

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to More photos..., 05-08-2003 16:49:51

Thanks for the pics! :-)

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Slowpoke

05-08-2003 22:40:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can you get a After market 3 pt. for a 1950 DC? in reply to More photos..., 05-08-2003 16:49:51

Mike... Is that a carpet under that sharp looking tractor? I have found a heavy carpet keeps weeds and grass from growing under a tractor or pickup. But eventually, weeds will start up on the carpet anyway.
Just spray some weed killer and you're good for another few months.
And best of all, used carpet is free for the taking.
And worst of all, one has to get rid of it in the end.

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