Posted by dennis vanpopering on August 30, 2007 at 18:49:45 from (69.50.34.228):
In Reply to: Re: international i-4 posted by Harold H on August 30, 2007 at 16:29:46:
i will tell you a little about putting a 3point on a tractor this narrow.the first problem is i have to get on the rear not the front like most tractors.i made every thing but the bottom bars i bought them new at orchilens,in dodge city.i used 3 inch thick walled pipe then i found a pipe that fits tight.it was only 14 inches wide.then i used 3x4 tubing for the arms.i used 3x8inch cylinders,standing upright.about3/4 way back on the arms.i got it done today,it has 24inches of lift,i dont know if that is right or not.it works better than i wanted it to.i will post a picture when i figure out how.thanks
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