Used to be a fella here with a lot to say on the subject of plows. Sadly, he is gone. As to FH v 3 pt, I once heard a guy here put forth that the 2 pt implements were difficult to line up and that 3 pt were a huge improvement. I never tried to line up two point but I have pretty much every implement you could name in 3 pt and some of that is extremely difficult to get on the tractor. I suspect they both have their problems in certain circumstances. Pull type implements are by far the easiest to hook onto. I have several of those too. My opinion is that FH was extremely viable but Ferguson beat IH to the punch with his 3 pt hitch and it's popularity was enhanced by installing it on a lot of small tractors...most notably the N Fords. I would keep the 2 pt and give it a try. IMHO.
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