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Re: Quick hitch Draw bar
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Posted by Scotty on September 26, 2004 at 12:56:17 from (216.231.136.31):
In Reply to: Re: Quick hitch Draw bar posted by Mark in Mississippi on September 26, 2004 at 08:49:01:
Thanks Mark, you"ve hooked me up! One end of the cyl is hooked to the draw bar and the other end hooks to a round bar that has a eye on the end that hooks to the big "U" looking piece and when the cyl pushes out that pushes or pulls the lever that hooks to the "U" piece which lifts the draw bar ...WOW!... and the other part tilts the bar just like you said! You mentioned grader blade, is this some thing that I may be able to find ? A grader blade would be great for this tractor but do i have to make some thing or is this a attachment that would be avlaible for the fast hitch that I could hopefuly find some where? Thanks Mark!
Scotty
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