Matt, My only present experience with the IHC fast hitch tractors is a 1953 Super C. I truly love the tractor and the hitch capability. I'm in my late 60's now and just dread having to hook up most 3 point implements as they always have to be jocked around in some manner to get attached to the tractor. I am presently looking for a larger fast hitch tractor like a 560, 706, etc. and will only consider one with a fast hitch. I have no experience on the position control feature of the fast hitch on those tractors so I can't comment on that. I have a couple of equipment trailers I keep stored in the barn with 2 5/16 ball hitches and with a ball mounted on my Super C drawbar I can move them around without getting off the tractor. And with the down pressure control on the SC I can use my 2 point post hole auger and have control on it going down. I have never had a problem with it augering into the ground past a root, rock, etc. and having to hand crank it up out of the ground with a pipe wrench unlike what is possible with the 3 points with no down control. I can feed it down at only a couple of inches at a time with the down pressure control. Don't know if any of this is of value in your decision but I certainly wish all my tractors had fast hitches and I didn't have to lug those heavy 3 point tillage implements around to attach to the tractor, Hal.
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