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Re: 2 point hitch-3 point hitch
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Posted by the Unforgiven on September 23, 2006 at 16:05:54 from (4.228.240.197):
In Reply to: 2 point hitch-3 point hitch posted by bdn on September 23, 2006 at 06:30:38:
I built one just like Wardner's third picture, found some small points and fabricated from there. The C does not lend itself real well to the top-link adaptor, but it can be done. All of my little 3pt. stuff varies in width enough that it will cause mounting problems on a rigid or ball and prong style adapter, so I came up with an L-shaped locking slot instead of a ball socket, it is more forgiving width-wise, and faster to hook up. Whatever you use, the shorter the better. My SC seems like it will handle a little more load on the hitch than my Fords, and the down pressure is real nice too.
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