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Re: 3-Pt Hitch for M


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Posted by Llama Todd on October 18, 1999 at 10:15:26 from (206.146.7.2):

In Reply to: 3-Pt Hitch for M posted by John Milliman on October 18, 1999 at 09:52:21:

John,
Funny website. Those M's are definitely tall! I have two M's. One is a '48 and one is a '52. I have put 3pt hitches on both of the tractors. On my '48 I have a Worksaver. On the '52, I have one from Saginaw County Tractor. The Saginaw hitch came with two cylinders and painted red. The Worksaver had no cylinders and was painted black. Everything said and done, I would buy another Saginaw hitch before the Worksaver hitch. They both went on easily enough but are HEAVY - about 350 lbs. Both are very easy to use and quite heavy duty. I use both M's for hard work around my farm with discs, chisel plows, blades, haybines, etc. The Saginaw was cheaper too! About $680 delivered to my farm.


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