No one mentioned it, but there is a helper spring system that is part of the one point fast hitch for the 140. If you have the rockshaft arm on the left that is made for the helper spring you could likely add the helper spring system. YOu have to have the rockshaft with the extra bracket to attach the helper spring. The spring is set up so it compresses when the lift goes down (Of course reducing down pressure on the lift). When you lift, then the stored energy adds to the lifting capacity. I don't know how much this system adds to the lift capacity, but I would estimate maybe 200 lbs or so. My owners manual lists several example equipment items with weights for the fast hitch. The heaviest item is 610 lbs. I used to have a work saver 3 pt with no helper spring. The limit was around 500 lbs for that. I now have a fast hitch with the helper spring. It will lift more, but I don't know how much.
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