Posted by mkirsch on July 11, 2008 at 10:16:16 from (64.80.108.52):
In Reply to: Farmall Super A posted by Greg Morris on July 11, 2008 at 06:20:22:
Greg,
2 bars extending from WHERE? If they're just extending from the fenders, that is the rear rockshaft for lifting cultivators and other A-specific rear-mounted implements.
If these two bars extend from brackets on the axle housings, and connect via chains or linkages to the rear rockshaft, then you have a homemade or aftermarket 3pt hitch. Only these two lift arms are permanently attached to the tractor on a 3pt. system.
The third point, called a top link, is an adjustable bar that attaches to a bracket above and between the lift arms on the back of the tractor.
I suspect the seller was either an idiot or lying to you. You probably just have a rear rockshaft. I've seen several Super A/100/130/140 tractors on craigslist recently claiming 3pt hitch, but the rear views all show a standard rear rockshaft and drawbar.
You can add an aftermarket 3pt hitch from a company called Worksaver, but it has limited usefulness. With the high offset PTO, there are not many PTO-driven 3pt implements that will work.
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