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Posted by Unreserved dick on September 29, 2004 at 08:16:27 from (4.228.132.131):
In Reply to: 3 point? posted by Jason in MO on September 29, 2004 at 07:28:48:
The first IH tractor really designed to work with 3-point equipment was the 300 Utility (45 Hp, introduced in 1955). Those equiped with the "Fast Hitch" option have a built in attachment point for a 3-point toplink; the bottom two attachment points to the 3-point require conversion bars (still available). This works quite well - I prefer it to the Ford and other 3-point systems which were available in the '50s, but opinions vary on this. The first small IH tractor not requiring a hitch conversion to use 3-point equipment didn't come along until sometime in the '60s, I believe.
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