Stephen: Depends a lot on how the 140 is currently equipped. 3 point hitch conversions are very easy to build if tractor is equipped with fast hitch. I have 3 point hitches on my 130 and 140 fast hitch tractors and I can switch from 1 point fast hitch to 3 point hitch, or vice versa in less than 5 min. and without the use of wrenches. I can also switch to my rear cultivators almost as fast.
If the tractor has a standard U type drawbar, 3 point hitch will be more expensive to build and like the drawbar will have to be removed to use the cultivator. A very cumbersome job at best.
I build hitch kits for these tractors, and I can build a kit that speeds up the change over on the U drawbar tractors. It makes it so one can change from drawbar, to cultivator to 3 point by removing nothing more than hair pins. Quick to change and convenient to use, but it will cost close to $1,200. One can built much the same for a fast hitch 140 for roughly $500. I'm not talking about what has been on the market for years, but rather hitches that will lift 600 to 1,000 lbs.
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