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Concrete Mixer

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Computerman

06-24-2002 08:02:22




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I found an old 3 point hitch mixer like the one Dad and Grampa used to pour our feedlot with. It mounts on 3 point hitch and dumps when lift arms are raised. A tire sits on an extension mounted on the power take-off shaft. Dad can't remember how it mounts and I can't figure it out. I have a '62 2000 Ford. Anybody out there know how to mount it or have pictures/manual, etc?

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Computerman

07-02-2002 20:57:14




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 Re: Re: Concrete Mixer - how to mount? in reply to Jim.UT, 06-24-2002 11:47:15  
That's IT!!! I would sure appreciate any help, etc. you could offer. Let me know what I owe you!

Mike G.



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Barney- South Ga.

06-24-2002 09:42:52




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 Re: Concrete Mixer - how to mount? in reply to Computerman, 06-24-2002 08:02:22  
I have a three point cement mixer that I use on "'OLE Skeeter," a 841 ford diesel. Mine hooks up to the lift arms and directly to the top of the three point hitch on the tractor-it doesn't use a top-link. If yours is like this don't operate the lift arms with the pins still connecting the rockshaft to the draftlinks! Secure the lift control lever to the bottom of it's travel with a piece of wire or something to keep someone from screwing up your lift! Without the top-link, you can't move the mixer up and down, it's fixed in that position, and operating your lift will surely damage the valves. I modified mine because "SKEETER" doesn't have remote hydrolics to dump it. I rigged up a set of cables that goes above the drum on each side and runs thru pulleys back to the rockshaft arms that have had the pins removed from draftlinks. When I raise the lift, it raises the drum. I've got a safty chain to keep the drum from going too far on its own after the lift has run out of stroke. I wish I had a picture to send you, and hope this has helped you.

Good luck; Barney

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