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Re: fasthitch or three point
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Posted by karl f on March 02, 2003 at 12:43:32 from (65.237.15.131):
In Reply to: fasthitch or three point posted by Brandon on March 01, 2003 at 21:43:01:
you could buy a parts tractor with a fubar motor and transfer all it's hitch components to the good one. or make a deal/trade with a puller. they dont need the 3pt or other hydraulics. you should almost be able to swap the top cover/lift cylinder assembly between the tractors with out much difficulty. there's some details you'd have to work out, but the physical parts are probably interchangable. just take a close look at other tractors of the same model and comparre. -karl
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