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Re: 806 three point hitch
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Posted by AceS on September 15, 2002 at 08:50:54 from (205.187.80.225):
In Reply to: 806 three point hitch posted by Paul on September 15, 2002 at 04:11:04:
A three point hitch on 806 should have swing links on it to keep hitch from swinging side to side and have some adjustment to tighten it up ther should be pins to pull to let it swing. But if you have a semi mounted plow and not a semi mounted steerable plow tou need the swing for turning. If you had a mounted plow you need swing
for turning. If you don't let it swing you will brake somthing when you try to turn with plow in ground that is like round corners.
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