well i did it i run 2 14.7 feet long 4in tubs and put 2 cross pieces hook it to the 3 point hich and attach it to the rear end attach 2 top link to front of teactor front end and to plow (this stop plow from rowing on me and stop it from goning side to side )then i set 2 chains to help set the plow how deep i want it to dig in it will lift about 16in off the grown i have the down pressure to just take a little weigh off the front end but i can set it to take the front wheels 8in off the grown if i like (but no need )i would have to say it work out great after play alittle with it and back dragging my driveway and plow down sone top-soil that was sitting for 10 years and did it with ease i would have to say work better than i thought if anyone like to try this just email me and ill send some pic how its all hook up i like to thank everone for there help on this project
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