The rear lift cylinder is mounted to a rock shaft that works on a pivot arm through the tool box. From the rock shaft down to the two point lift mechanism is a single one inch solid lift shaft. The lift shaft has opportunity for a 3/8" or thereabouts cross pin at the top (intended to take away implement floating). DO NOT MOUNT MOST IMPLIMENTS WITH THAT CROSS PIN IN PLACE unless you have reason and instructions from the operators manual to do so. Remove this pin before you use a cutter, blade, or any rear plow. About the only thing I know of where we did use the pin was to put the pin in and with the drawbar installed we would lift the tractor with the hydraulics to slide the wheels in or out for tread width adjustment as described in the SC manual. We didn't like the procedure and only did it once that I know of. I do suggest you invest in a copy of the manual and read it since the 2-point is unique to these old tractors and most people do not know how to use them.
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