I actually was a little confused on using the classic ....it was never really explained....
I tend to prefer the modern one due to the fact i've used that format on other forums for years.....
Regarding the prongs...I have a set I use for my 560....I would like to build a chisel plow ...about 6 shanks...with 2 pt prongs...is the springs on them necessary?? ..think I can build it cheaper than I can find one...plus ones I find are way too many shanks...100+ hp tractor stuff...
Have you converted any 560's to 3 pt ??....mine has about worn out and I have a piece of casting broken on the tractor belly bolt hole on the front of the hitch...I thought about fabing one next winter ....only 2 pt item I have is a moldboard plow....
Thanks ....Dave (re:name --- username is my nickname :P )
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