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Re: 450 Farmall hitch
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Posted by Guy on October 18, 2003 at 06:06:44 from (68.164.224.153):
In Reply to: 450 Farmall hitch posted by R. Marg on October 17, 2003 at 11:23:06:
I put the lower lift arms on the implement first. Block them up with some pieces of wood and back the tractor in to the implement. When the lower lift arms are about half way in the fast hith, raise the fast hitch a few inches and then back up until the latches lock in the lower lift arms. Get off and hook up the top link. I find it alot easier than hooking up a standard 3 point. The one problem is not all 3 point equipment is standard. I bought a new post hole digger a few years ago which was wider than 26" at the lower lift pins. Had to build a set of lower lift arms which I offset the ball ends a little bit.
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