Re: Re: Prices??

Posted by John on November 21, 2000 at 07:01:42 from (208.0.20.162):

In Reply to: Re: Prices?? posted by LazyHorse on November 20, 2000 at 16:30:52:

By the mid 50's there were three excellent
hitching systems for attaching mounted
implements on tractors.
The best system was the Allis-Chalmers
Snap Coupler which was a true three point
hitch, attaching with a tongue which went
under the tractor and latched in an attaching
point located under the tractor. Then the lift
pins were engaged this whole process could
be done without leaving the tractor seat.
A close second was the International
Harvester Fast Hitch a two point hitch which
could couple to a mounted implement without
the need for the operator leaving the tractor
seat.
Last was the Ferguson Hitch or the present
three point hitch. It is the slowest and most
inconvenient of the three to use. The only
reason the Ferguson Hitch became the
standard was the patents on that hitch expired
first.

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