Will a 140 fast hitch fit work on a SA?

Thank You,

scott#2

Yes, a 140 Fast hitch will fit on the Super A. I have one that I rebuilt and put on a Super A. It came off of a 140. I echo the sentiments about making sure you get all the parts. I have the page in the parts book I could scan and send you or fax if you want. (Including the parts you'll need not shown in the fast hitch page). As mentioned below the inner rock shaft on the left side has a large loop on the bottom that has a hole for the Spring lift assembly. Try to get that part in the deal, If not you'll have to find one for the assist spring rod to attach too. (I did the same thing on a CUB, but welded the link on the rock shaft, but won't be possible on the Super A as the rock shaft is cast) Also the one in the EBay photos you linked to, looks as as if the Lift rod part at the rear where the large buffer spring is has some damage...the rod is different than the Super A as well. ALso there are differences in the bail hitch, both should work, you might have to drill a two holes in the floor plate to attach the bail bracket. I can give you photos if you think it will help. As far as price I wouldn't think the thing would bring more than $ 200.00 in that condition, especially if you have to pay shipping

Sharky

Thanks to both you and Hugh,

scott#2

Someone should tell these guys, if converting it to 3 point is so valuable, then the 3 point kit should have it's own rockshaft. On that little tractor 1 point fast hitch is worth 100 time what 3 point is. Any of the 3 point I've seen for these are little more than scrap metal.

scott

The big item here is not what you pay right now, but rather how much you spend down the road finding the rest of it. I have a lot of one point equipment and acessaries, and if I counted every mile I drove, every part I chased down only discover it was something else, I could say I have $100,000. invested.

You may be able to get the proper rockshaft at a used tractor parts supply. You might even question where the one is that went with hitch.
I will warn you also before you start bidding too high, "MAKE SURE HITCH IS ALL THERE". Get yourself hold of a parts book, and check it out piece by piece.

I bought a one point hitch 10 years ago, I knew some of it was missing. Thought I'll see those sometime, never have, least not at a reasonable price. Most common part missing is the rear rockshaft and lift rod going to it. Folks convert them to 3 point with a worksaver.

Hugh, assuming its is complete and decent, what do you think a fair price is for it?

Thanks for your help,

scott#2

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