Posted by Moline_guy on December 07, 2011 at 20:47:42 from (216.106.216.103):
We feed with a payloader and tractor with feed wagon during the feeding season. Tossed around the idea of putting a 3pt on the back for several years but never got serious about it. Been a mild winter so far, so things are caught up for change. We would use it for carrying an extra bale or two on the back. I have never seen one rigged up on the back of a payloader, anyone seen one set up before? Besides building one completely from scrap the only tractors I know of that have a stand alone 3pt are the older case 4wd tractors, this is the one pictured it is on a 2470, but it is too heavy for what we are going to use it for. The width of the frame on the case is about the same as the 544B it would go on. Are there any 2wd tractors that had a stand alone 3pt that didnt have the rock shaft through the tractor housing?
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