Posted by rich4 on September 20, 2008 at 12:38:32 from (74.60.110.90):
In Reply to: Why didn't posted by Idaho Ron on September 20, 2008 at 05:26:36:
Since a 300 was an updated H and a 400 was an updated M , I believe at the time they both offered fast hitch and could be used on an older H and M. We are only talking about a fews years transition here. When everyone was trying to figure out if mounted equipment was the way to go. At the time only Ford used 3pt from 1939-1949. Finally 3pt won out in about 55 or later and had many levels of strength and HP levels. That is what we see today, IH's bid at fast hitch did not survive. So your answer is to find a 300 or 400 series and get the fast hitch. But putting on a 3pt would be more universal.
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