Posted by Dean Olson on January 11, 2014 at 19:42:38 from (107.129.21.153):
In Reply to: 300 heavy FH points? posted by Lucid on January 11, 2014 at 12:28:47:
My Super C's have the small points and my 300 has the large. I had a 240 with small points back in the day.
It's easy to use small point implements on a large point fast hitch with spacers. This is practical for most implements. While my 300 would certainly pull my 2-14" C20 plow it would be hard to get the wheels spaced correctly.
My 7' disc designed for the super c works great behind the 300, 2nd pic. This is overkill because that disc works equally as well behind the Super C. My blade designed for the SC works far better on the 300 due to the down pressure and a much heavier tractor.
1st picture shows my 300 pulling an 8' spring tooth cultivator designed for my SC. I had to run a couple miles over to buddies place and the road gear in the 300 was nice.
You could cut down large points to use on small point fast hitch but I can't think of very many practical applications. I wouldn't cut down my 3-14" plow or 8' disc harrow to work on my Super C.
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