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Re: Re: 3-pt. Conversion for 230 Fast Hitch
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Posted by Tom McIver on March 20, 2004 at 18:29:40 from (216.198.46.170):
In Reply to: Re: 3-pt. Conversion for 230 Fast Hitch posted by Shrps74 on March 20, 2004 at 04:51:23:
Thanks, BobG. That's encouraging, even though the Worksaver seems pricey at around $340 plus freight. Our 230's must be set up a little different because I do have a leveling cramk on the right-hand side. Did you bolt on the top link bracket in place of the belt pulley shaft? Any concern here about strength and do you have problems with top link and PTO clearance? The Saginaw you mentioned looks like good equipment but I want the option of using the original Fast Hitch with the implements I already have for it. If I understand the set up correctly, the Worksaver would allow me to do that.
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