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H 3 point (help identify)

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Damp;Dservice

01-15-2008 12:17:22

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this is the three point setup on my H, Is it all after market or are the cylinders and arms Ih pieces? Everything about it works great, just curious where it might have come from, It was on the tractor when i got it

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Damp;Dservice

01-15-2008 20:21:19

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Steven f/AZ, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

Allan, I dont think grandpa built it, but I remember blading the road with this tractor and setup when i was a kid, I wish I would have asked alot more questions when i was younger. I hung around alot when he worked on this stuff and kept it all clean and serviced, but just didnt pay much attention. then high school..... ..we all know were the mind is there! then college..... ..... ..... more of the same..... ... then grow up and come home, then Its too late to ask questions. Thanks all of you for the information!

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ScottyHOMEy

01-15-2008 18:00:36

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

Both in construction and riggin', it resembles quite a bit a 3-point I bought for my Super C a few years back. I can't find the outfit any more, but I believe it was called C & D.

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FARMALL66

01-15-2008 17:36:33

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

3 POINT HITCH IS MADE FOR A SUPERC OR C I HAVE ONE JUST LIKE IT POSTED ON THIS SITE FOR SALE.

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Mike 50

01-15-2008 17:10:11

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

Someone was real good at making things. That looks like it will do the job for you.

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Allan In NE

01-15-2008 14:06:13

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

Know what I think?

That Grandpa of yours was one sharp ol' fox.

Think that is the slickest setup I've ever seen for an H.

Allan

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Damp;Dservice

01-15-2008 13:33:54

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to ScottyHOMEy, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

thanks for the replies, i was wondering oubout danhauser, with the yellow paint, matches the dozer on our 2470

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R Aiken

01-15-2008 13:20:57

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

The yellow parts except the lower 3pt arms and sway bars are factory. The Danhuser posthole digger factory. That is mounting brackets for a digger that goes on a Ford 8n or similer tractor.
I have the compleat setup, Danhuser ford style digger that mounts on a H or M.

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Damp;Dservice

01-15-2008 12:36:18

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Bud W, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

I should have worded that different, I knew there was no factory 3 point, i was curious about the cylinders and arms, these were used for cultivators?

Theres no tag on the 3 point so it may be homemade then, did not know if there was a popular kit back then that this would be apart of.

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RustyFarmall

01-15-2008 13:12:01

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:36:18

Yes, those cylinders are IH cultivator items. The rest of it does not look like any of the aftermarket kits that I have seen, but that does not mean that it is not an aftermarket kit. It does appear to be very well thought out and neatly constructed. If it is homemade, someone really knew what they were doing. I like it.

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RustyFarmall

01-15-2008 12:29:08

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Re: H 3 point (help identify) in reply to Damp;Dservice, 01-15-2008 12:17:22

Those cylinders and the curved shaft that goes through the belly pump are genuine IH cultivator parts. Everything else is either aftermarket or homemade. There is no such thing as a factory 3 point hitch for a Farmall H.

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