When I was farming. I did not use the 3pt on my summer fallow tractor, my 4430. My planting tractor was a 706. I rarely used the draw bar on that tractor.
When we had cattle and alfalfa hay in the 70s and 80s. We had a Farmall M with loader, Farmall H with sickle mower, Allis wd45 for the Baler. None of them had a 3pt.
When I quit farming in 2006 I had 14 acres I planted certified seed wheat. For that I used a 1948 Case SC and a 1930s VanBrunt drill.
Use to go to a lot of farm auctions in Kansas wheat country. It was rare if there was more than one tractor with a 3 PT on an auction. Several didn't have a PTO. Just hydraulics and a heavy swinging draw bar. I remember one auction that had a Case 1170 open station, no 3pt or PTO. I wonder how many of those Case made.
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