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Re: 52 Farmall super c 3-point conversion
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Posted by mwkellner on February 06, 2004 at 07:26:45 from (24.173.94.137):
In Reply to: 52 Farmall super c 3-point conversion posted by Jim on February 06, 2004 at 07:20:39:
I have the worksaver conversion on my super C. Not the 3 pt hitch, just the top link and bars to stab into the quick hitch recievers. It handles the 6 foot brush hog, and rear blade just fine. There might be better ones that will cost a lot more out there, but it sounds like you are in the same boat with me, I just mow and level the occasional dirt.
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