Posted by vezult on September 30, 2016 at 17:27:07 from (72.168.129.136):
I've got a international 684 tractor with a category 2 hitch. The lift arms seem normal, accepting standard cat 2 sized draw pins.
It's the top link that I don't understand. On the "tractor" end of the top link lift arm, it has a class 2 size (1") opening. However, the top-link pin on that end appears to be 3/4" diameter with a bushing affixed to the right hand side that adjusts it up to 1". The opening it fits into on the tractor is also made that way, with one side being 1" diameter and the other 3/4". A straight 1" cat 2 top-link pin will only fit through one of the holes. Is this usual? I didn't see any pin of that sort at the hardware store.
The top-link arm itself, on the implement side, seems to be class 1 size (3/4").
I'm new to tractors of this class, so maybe this is not strange at all. Can anyone confirm this?
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