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Posted by Tim B From MA on December 22, 2005 at 09:34:15 from (68.162.218.211):
In Reply to: getting a ball hitch to fit on a three point tract posted by Jim St. Aubin on December 22, 2005 at 07:54:44:
Just about any place or catalog that sells 3-pt parts or implements will sell adjustable arms that mount on the top link, and angle out to the ends of the draw bar to keep it from swinging side-to-side, and a little angled bracket that you bolt to one of the above and a hole in the drawbar to keep the drawbar from turning over. The latter are easily made from a piece of angle iron. Then, as others have said, just bolt a ball into one of the holes in the draw bar. The set up Tim Ok shows below with a pair of the stabilizing arms described above would be best.
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